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  • eBay bidding
  • mucker
    Full Member

    Got beaten by £2 on a set of forks today but had to pay £10 more than the next highest bid on the frame I bought, I thought there was a minimum difference dependant on current price?

    breadcrumb
    Full Member

    If the winning bidder already had a maximum bid of say £250, and it was sitting at £230 you bid£ £248 and it goes straight to the max bid of the other user.

    Hope that makes sense!

    mucker
    Full Member

    Yeah, kindoff. I had put my max bid in at 7 this morning they put theirs in 15 mins before the end of auction this afternoon. eBay have sent me an explanation. I’m just pissed at losing.

    bruneep
    Full Member

    Got beaten by £2

    the other bidder may have had a bid higher than your +£2

    breadcrumb
    Full Member

    I never bid a round amount, sometimes you get lucky and win by a few pence.

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    that if i want to say pay £50 I will bid say £52.36

    Its not like i will care about the extra £2 is it

    The other thing is you know what they beat you by not what their highest bid was- they may have been willing to go £15 more for all you know

    breadcrumb
    Full Member

    Yup, the only way you know what they maximum bid was is if it’s less than the minimum increase of that bid range.

    eg you bid £12.40 but it goes for £12.43

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