posted on September 8, 2001 06:22:29 PM
I've seen references to Ladder Auctions in reference to some auction sites, like eBay, here and there. What exactly is this?
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posted on September 8, 2001 07:48:23 PM
the price climbs like you would climb a ladder, one step at a time....there are ladder auctions , silent auctions.............just a guess but i bet i am close unless some painter is selling his tools
posted on September 8, 2001 07:54:45 PM
Price drops until there is a buyer. No auction fever, just hard to wait for a price drop on something you want.
dendude
posted on September 9, 2001 06:05:04 AM
JCPenney had ladder auctions running on the now defunct O.C. Register auction site. It's an interesting concept. The buyer in theory decides to buy it, once that important decission is made it's just a matter of price.
dendude
posted on September 9, 2001 10:40:56 AM
someone e-mailed me (considering the fact that my e-mail ain't showing...Care to explain moderators?? TECHNICAL GLITCH?? ), and told me that theirs a variation of the Ladder Auctions on some auctions.
When the price rises on an item, the seller would offer something per increment.
For example:
Item starts at $10.
At $35, one free item or upgrade (depending on the item)
At $65, two free items or an upgrade.
At $95, three free items or an upgrade
and so on and so forth...
He told me that it happens in one area of eBay, but declined to tell me.
Okay, now i'm getting really confused.
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