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Re: Question for eBay experts
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lugnet.market.auction
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Wed, 19 Apr 2000 06:33:46 GMT
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> > Why would you want to do that? Now you're committed to $50 even if
> > no-one else bids, when you might have got it for less.
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> He can retrace his $50 bid since it's under a different account and still be
> the high bidder under his first account for $3.50.
But that would be evil, as many people won't bid on an item if the price
is
already too high... And of course, as seller I'd probably be suspicous
and
annoyed. And finally, I refuse to believe that Todd is evil anyhow. :)
Wasn't there a whole thread about this during the first week of April?
Chris
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| (...) He could retract his $50 bid, but he's evil and he also wouldn't be that foolish. (...) At $50, it's still underpriced. I don't see how the seller could get upset. It's at $71 now. (...) Ahh, sounds like I should dig that up and look it (...) (24 years ago, 19-Apr-00, to lugnet.market.auction)
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| (...) proxy maximum. (...) only jumped to $3.50. I had to create a second account under an >alternate email address and then resubmit my bid of $50.00 from that >account to get the price to jump up straight to where I wanted it to be >originally. (...) (24 years ago, 19-Apr-00, to lugnet.market.auction)
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