Ebay Vouchers - How much!?!

Happy_bunny

Listed a couple of £5 vouchers on the bay as we prefer pampers so were going spare.

So £10 vouchers with a 99p listing start (to save on fees) - Just sold for £22! :eek:

What am i missing? Someone has willingly paid me over double the value to have a voucher posted to them

Should I be concerned? Buyer has 7 feedback score for buying only so am planning on a Special Delivery upgrade so they arrive!

geri1965_2

You're going to have to explain what that first sentence means.

Mindless_Clone

I think OP means the vouchers are worth £5 each. So total of £10 which someone has just paid £22 for.

Nowt queer as folk, as they say.

ecoelle

Someone else mentioned this the other day, someone had bid £8 for vouchers worth £7. I don't get it, but it seems to happen quite often.

skivenov

Read your listing back or get someone to give it a look for you and make sure your wording's not ambiguous.

Happy_bunny

skivenov wrote: »

Read your listing back or get someone to give it a look for you and make sure your wording's not ambiguous.

Thats what I thought, Had I mistakenly added an extra 0 somewhere or something! :rotfl:

The Item number: 320991218599

ecoelle

Doesn't look ambiguous to me, reads that there are 2 vouchers each worth £5 so £10 in total.

skivenov

Then either they've got a paypal voucher burning a hole in their pocket, they know something you don't, or they're stupid.

Granted, I have a dim view of humanity, but I'll go with the third option

geri1965_2

Mindless_Clone wrote: »

I think OP means the vouchers are worth £5 each. So total of £10 which someone has just paid £22 for.

Nowt queer as folk, as they say.

But where do nappies come into it?

vicx

I usually see vouchers selling for face value or a few pound more but never more than double of what they are worth. Very odd.

OneYorkshireLass

Geri, the vouchers were for huggies.

Can't see anything wrong with the listing meself. I see there were other bids above the £10 also ... some people are odd ...