Tiki
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May 2008
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Has anyone?, by Tiki on Jun 24, 2008 23:57:01 GMT 1, Ive seen a few times on ebay people pulling sales litterally seconds before the item finishes. I dont know if this is due to people wanting to know what people will pay or whether its down to the price not being good enough for the seller. My question is though has anyone put something on ebay just to see how much it will bring? I dont want this to turn into some sort of massive debate on the rights and wrongs of trading, so by the power invested in me i declare this a judgement free thread! Just interessted in how people see this topic and wether its making or breaking the terms of ingagement with regards to selling?
Ive seen a few times on ebay people pulling sales litterally seconds before the item finishes. I dont know if this is due to people wanting to know what people will pay or whether its down to the price not being good enough for the seller. My question is though has anyone put something on ebay just to see how much it will bring? I dont want this to turn into some sort of massive debate on the rights and wrongs of trading, so by the power invested in me i declare this a judgement free thread! Just interessted in how people see this topic and wether its making or breaking the terms of ingagement with regards to selling?
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Danny O'Connor
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April 2008
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Has anyone?, by Danny O'Connor on Jun 25, 2008 0:03:33 GMT 1, Could be a case of the seller getting friends to bid on an item to hike the price up in the hope someone will notice it and jump on the bidding bandwagon. If no one else bids then they can just pull it to avoid paying extra fees! just a thought.
Could be a case of the seller getting friends to bid on an item to hike the price up in the hope someone will notice it and jump on the bidding bandwagon. If no one else bids then they can just pull it to avoid paying extra fees! just a thought.
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