It's the way eBay's Automatic bidding system works. You (can) bid your maximum acceptable price and the eBay Automatic Bidding system will automatically outbid lower bidders on your behalf.
Ok, I get that now... but, the bid history only shows the bidder 1 for the last 15 bids or so... completely outbid the #2 but the number still went up... how is that accomplished?
It's the way eBay's Automatic bidding system works. You (can) bid your maximum acceptable price and the eBay Automatic Bidding system will automatically outbid lower bidders on your behalf.
The bid history only shows the winning bids, thus the last bidder (bidder #2 probably) bid $994.99, then bidder #1's autobid kicked in and bid $999.99Yeah, I get that too... but looking at the bid history, no one outbid him... it just kept going up, and the last bidder stopped in the $300 range. I am just trying to figure how it went to 1000.
Wow. What can I say other than congrats. I have to ask: Did the winning bidder really purchase it soley on one picture, or did you send him more?i sold it for $ 500.00 big ones hahaha
I agree, but I just don't get it. Who stands to gain anything from a BS auction?
The seller is new with no feedback and no history.
BOTH bidders are zeros with no bids, other than 100% bid history with the seller!
Coincidence?
I think not.
i sold it for $ 500.00 big ones hahaha
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