1 or more bids with reserve price met or no reserve price set. Yes, you may end the listing by cancelling all bids. You may be charged a final value fee based on the amount of the highest bid, or you may sell the item to the highest bidder. Fewer than 12 hours. No bids. Yes. 1 or more bids with reserve price not met. Yes The first bid is from Jack, who bids $10 even though the minimum is $1. Since there are no other bidders, eBay bids the minimum of $1 on Jack's behalf and changes the minimum for any new bids to $—the current bid of $1 plus the increment of $ Current bid: $1; Minimum next bid: $; Max: Jack, up to $10 PM. No, seller can cancel right up to the end, but seller is not obliged to cancel. When you bid you commit to pay if you win. If you win and don't pay she can open an Unpaid Case. If change of mind was a reason for retracting bids then there would be the option for you to retract. PM
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PM. The bid increments depend on the amount of the current bids. If the current bids are less than $ the bid increment is If you want them to be higher, buyers will have to bid $ or more, or you start the auction at $ or higher. There is a chart at this link 1. **Go to My eBay:** First things first, log into your eBay account and head over to the “My eBay” page. This is where all your bidding activities are neatly organized.
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How to cancel a bid. If you need to cancel a bid: Go to Cancelling bids placed on your listing. - opens in new window or tab.. Enter the item number, the username of the member whose bid you're cancelling, and the reason you're cancelling the bid. Select Submit. Or, you can also select Cancel a bid. Cancel a bid 1. Open eBay’s main page, find Tools & Apps on the very bottom of the page and select Site map. 2. Click SELL to quickly get to the correspondent section. Then select Cancel bids on your listing. 3. Enter the item number, the username of the member whose bid you’re canceling, and the reason you’re canceling the bid. 4