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Is it okay to sell at buy-it-now to currently losing bidder?
gentleorange
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I listed an item with a 'buy it now' price and a regular starting price (which I realised was pointless when the 'buy it now' price disappeared as soon as a regular bid was placed, waste of 38p:D). The auction ends tomorrow, current bid is around £30. Someone has messaged me to ask if I would sell now for the original 'buy it now' price of £100.
I would be happy to do this, but would just like some advice on whether a) it's okay to do this considering someone else is currently winning the auction - is it like gazumping and could I get in trouble?!
and b) how do I go about it when the buy-it-now price isn't showing anymore?
I assume the only thing to do is take the item down and relist as buy it now, having informed the interested bidder?
I would be happy to do this, but would just like some advice on whether a) it's okay to do this considering someone else is currently winning the auction - is it like gazumping and could I get in trouble?!
and b) how do I go about it when the buy-it-now price isn't showing anymore?
I assume the only thing to do is take the item down and relist as buy it now, having informed the interested bidder?
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You can send an invoice via paypal to the person wanting a BIN, then once it's paid cancel the auction. I wouldn't cancel the auction first in case the buyer has second thoughts.0
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You can send an invoice via paypal to the person wanting a BIN, then once it's paid cancel the auction. I wouldn't cancel the auction first in case the buyer has second thoughts.
Great thank you, the tickets are for a concert in a weeks time and I was worried about relisting. That sounds perfect:)0
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