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If it sold for 99p then contact ebay for an explanation of what they do in the event of a service outage.boiler_man wrote: »It's a real pain - had one of my listed items worth £30-£40 with a bid of 99p at last look but with lots of watchers. What can be done if no-one can bid and the auction ends at that price?
Also contact the buyer and try for a mutual agreement not to go ahead.
Most buyers are reasonable and maybe yours will understand.
good luck0
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