Home  >  Community  >  The eBay Outlook  >  question???


<< previous topic post new topic post reply next topic >>
 savoyking
 
posted on October 13, 2000 07:57:33 AM
O.K., here's the problem. Buyer wants an item on ebay. The bids are low. He checks with the seller, finds the reserve price, and it seems reasoable. However, the bids are way below the reserve. The question is how can the buyer reach the reserve price if there aren't other bidders willing to go any higher. I know the buyer can contact the seller and make a private deal, but the buyer prefers to go through ebay for it's protections. Can a buyer bid against himself to reach the reserve?
 
 soldbyj
 
posted on October 13, 2000 08:01:40 AM
Yes.

 
 rancher24
 
posted on October 13, 2000 08:03:12 AM
Bidder can submit a bid equal to or higher than the reserve price....When reserve is met,(with THEIR bid) the bid will be accepted at that amount, regardless of what the other bidders have bid...

~ Rancher

 
 savoyking
 
posted on October 13, 2000 08:08:00 AM
Thanks everyone.
Humanity I love; it's people I can't stand
 
 
<< previous topic post new topic post reply next topic >>

Jump to

All content © 1998-2025  Vendio all rights reserved. Vendio Services, Inc.™, Simply Powerful eCommerce, Smart Services for Smart Sellers, Buy Anywhere. Sell Anywhere. Start Here.™ and The Complete Auction Management Solution™ are trademarks of Vendio. Auction slogans and artwork are copyrights © of their respective owners. Vendio accepts no liability for the views or information presented here.

The Vendio free online store builder is easy to use and includes a free shopping cart to help you can get started in minutes!