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Re:I list items with 'Buy It Now" do I have to sell if the bid do not reach my Buy it Now price?
Feb 12, 2013 04:34 PM
Yes, you do. A "Buy it Now" is NOT a reserve...all a BIN does is gives bidders a chance to buy the item outright before the bidding begins. The BIN option disappears with the first bid in all but 4 categories.
The win goes to the highest bidder at the end of the auction.
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Re:I list items with 'Buy It Now" do I have to sell if the bid do not reach my Buy it Now price?
Feb 12, 2013 04:38 PM
If you don't want to sell your items below the BIN's then you should just be listing with a fixed price. But you have your auction prices too low and then you have quite a gap between the starting bid and the BIN price. You should start you auction at the lowest price you want for the item and then make the BIN at least 10% higher.