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re: SORRY. YOU'VE BEEN OUTBID!!!!
Posted on 10/3/08 at 1:06 pm to PJ250R
Posted on 10/3/08 at 1:06 pm to PJ250R
No what is happening is this lets suppose you place a bid on an item that is currently at $100, you bid $110, not sure how ebay calculates the bid increase, but it will bid for you up to that amount. If you bid $200 and no one else bids on it you will get it for $110 or what ever the increment price is, it does not automatically put the $200.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
Posted on 10/3/08 at 1:08 pm to CajunTiger82
so if ebay quits outbidding me at $500 and the last price was 300 i get them for 300?
Posted on 10/3/08 at 1:10 pm to CajunTiger82
ahhhh! i see the light
thank yall!
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Posted on 10/3/08 at 1:44 pm to CajunTiger82
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No what is happening is this lets suppose you place a bid on an item that is currently at $100, you bid $110, not sure how ebay calculates the bid increase, but it will bid for you up to that amount. If you bid $200 and no one else bids on it you will get it for $110 or what ever the increment price is, it does not automatically put the $200.
It has to do with the your highest possible bid. If the item is at $100 and someone bids a max of $150. The auction will go to $110 and you come along and bid $125 the auction will go to $130-ish. Unless you bid over the other person's $150 it will keep saying you been out bid.
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