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It's quite a smart move really. People are usually greedy and think they can start a car off high and people will just buy it.
Starting low lures people in. 'I'll stick in a low bid, if I don't win, no bother' and those people carrying on bidding because they're attached to it. You might not get top money in the end, but I bet you get more this way than you would have if you'd started it at a grand. You almost certainly wouldn't have any bids yet if you'd started with a higher price.
Starting low lures people in. 'I'll stick in a low bid, if I don't win, no bother' and those people carrying on bidding because they're attached to it. You might not get top money in the end, but I bet you get more this way than you would have if you'd started it at a grand. You almost certainly wouldn't have any bids yet if you'd started with a higher price.
I start everything like that. 14p, 78p, 42p... Just whatever I bash on the keyboard at the time.
I know enough people with eBay accounts in various areas of the country should something valuable not reach it's intended target! Lol.
I used to have a shop. I would have the same items in the shop and via auction. Regularly people would keep bidding and pay more than they needed to, just because they'd started bidding and got carried away! Idiots
I know enough people with eBay accounts in various areas of the country should something valuable not reach it's intended target! Lol.
I used to have a shop. I would have the same items in the shop and via auction. Regularly people would keep bidding and pay more than they needed to, just because they'd started bidding and got carried away! Idiots
I had an ad pulled when I said it was advertised elsewhere. No reason was given. Just an email saying the ad had been withdrawn by Ebay. I'm sure if you google it you'll find some FAQ's and answers to that.
If you didn't want it to go for too little you should have but a reserve or start bid price. I don't think it's right do decide half way through that you're going to bid it up. Either remove it and start again or accept what it goes for.
If you didn't want it to go for too little you should have but a reserve or start bid price. I don't think it's right do decide half way through that you're going to bid it up. Either remove it and start again or accept what it goes for.
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