In a message dated 4/21/2002 9:06:32 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
skip@pobox.com writes:
> Another technique that seems to pop up from time-to-time is what I like to
> think of as the "Buy-It-Now bailout". An item will go up for auction using
> Buy-It-Now, never get any bids, then within a day of the auction's end,
> presto, someone comes in with a buy-it-now bid. I think sellers use this
> technique to avoid using reserve prices and not have their stuff go for
> good
> deals. There are some bicycle parts I monitor on eBay sold by the same
> seller for which that seems to happen a lot.
>
But ,........if a seller does that, he still has to pay money to E-Bay for
the listing ..............am I not correct?
Jim
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