Fuzzy Dustmite
Well-known member
Here's the auction:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ERNIE-BALL-MUSICMAN-BONGO-4-STRING-BASS-LAVA-PEARL_W0QQitemZ7372692449QQcategoryZ4713QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Question/comment is, why would the seller set up their auction with a nice BIN like this on had (850), and then not do something that would prevent someone from bidding 99 cents which then cancels out the BIN?
Not really sure how to do it, other than setting a reserve, which I understand adds to the price of the auction, but then there's no safeguard against a low ending price and losing out on some green stuff.
Dunno, just saw the BIN on the list of auctions, and then when I went into the auction, it wasn't there anymore and there was one bid for 99 cents.
Not like I was gonna BIN, I was just wondering
PS. Oh yeah, check the description, mentions BP and the forums
http://cgi.ebay.com/ERNIE-BALL-MUSICMAN-BONGO-4-STRING-BASS-LAVA-PEARL_W0QQitemZ7372692449QQcategoryZ4713QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Question/comment is, why would the seller set up their auction with a nice BIN like this on had (850), and then not do something that would prevent someone from bidding 99 cents which then cancels out the BIN?
Not really sure how to do it, other than setting a reserve, which I understand adds to the price of the auction, but then there's no safeguard against a low ending price and losing out on some green stuff.
Dunno, just saw the BIN on the list of auctions, and then when I went into the auction, it wasn't there anymore and there was one bid for 99 cents.
Not like I was gonna BIN, I was just wondering
PS. Oh yeah, check the description, mentions BP and the forums
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