Pulled up my eBay watch list just now, and saw that the auction for the Baldwin 243 I mentioned the other day is over. "Item is no longer for sale."
Obviously, I'm no eBay expert, and I wasn't bidding, but something isn't right here. There was at least one bid on the piano, and it still had like five days to go. But the de-listed item now shows zero bids.
Can sellers just pull auctions like that? Or do people do back room deals in instances like these, to avoid paying eBay fees?
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1 comment:
Sellers can end auctions early, tho there are only certain circumstances that allow it. It's been a while since I read all the ebay selling rules, but I know it can be done.
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