posted on September 10, 2000 05:54:42 PM
Just checked my new auctions and one that should have beginning price of 12.99 says
1,299.00 - WOW!!! Am absolutely certain that I put it in correctly. Now the system
won't let me change the price even though there are
no bids. So I have to end it and start over
and pay another listing fee -- I know it's
tiny, but they add up. And it's aggravating
to have to do it again. Anything I don't know here??? Please.
posted on September 10, 2000 05:57:06 PM
If you end your auction before someone bids, then it did not sell. After ending your auction go to the auction page and use the relist function. This will get you a refund of your listing fee if it sells with your corrected price.
Dr. Beetle
Edited to add: You can use the relist within 30 days of the end of this auction. Maybe you should wait, you might get lucky and get the high price
[ edited by DoctorBeetle on Sep 10, 2000 05:58 PM ]
posted on September 10, 2000 05:57:12 PM
I think in situations like this Ebay will refund the first (incorrect) listing fee. I would email them with the two auction numbers and explain and see what happens.
posted on September 10, 2000 08:41:24 PM
I did the exact same thing by accident. 3.99 became 34.99. I just left it up and by gummy I got the 34.99 bid. Was OK by me!
