Multiple Listings Item

heskpesk

I have placed a bid for a pair of "unused still boxed cordless headphones" for £1.26 and £2.75 postage. I have just visited my EBAY and it states that this item is a "multiple listings item". What does this mean and could I end up paying more than the £1.26 bid or having to take more than one item? Thanks

harieta

heskpesk wrote: »

I have placed a bid for a pair of "unused still boxed cordless headphones" for £1.26 and £2.75 postage. I have just visited my EBAY and it states that this item is a "multiple listings item". What does this mean and could I end up paying more than the £1.26 bid or having to take more than one item? Thanks

it's just information for you that you have bid/won one of many items which are listed in one auction.
seller had 5 sets of those headphone (for instance) and he's willing to sell it all for:
a) minimum of £1.26 - if it was a bid you placed
b) fixed price of £1.26 - if it was a "buy now" option auction
When you placed a bid/winning bid ebay should ask you how many items you are bidding for (default is 1) that's it

soolin

One other thing to watch for, proxy bids don't work on dutch auctions. So whatever you bid is the price you will pay if you win and it doesn't go up in increments.