If you place a bid on eBay and it shows you are outbid, that means someone else put a higher bid in before yours and you will have to keep bidding a higher amount until you outbid them and are the highest bidder. If you bid and are the highest bidder then you will remain that unless someone bids a higher amount!
2007-09-02 07:27:50
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answered by Anonymous
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It can be to things. Maybe you have a slow connection and someone with broadband is going to always be bidding faster than you.
Also Ebay has a system that allows you to put the maximum quantity you are willing to pay. It doesn't mean this will be the final price. So, some other bidder may have put a higher amount on the item that you still haven't reach. Until you pair his bid, every number you write will be outbidded.
2007-09-02 07:32:22
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answered by mariposa 3
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To make all the other entries clearer.
You can place a maximum bit of let's say $100 and a first bid of 10
Another person bids 11
You automatically bid 12
Another person bids 16
You automatically bid 17
Another person bids 101
You are out
If you really want an item you have to find that point. There are also many people who use a service that will make a bid outbidding others at the last second.
2007-09-02 07:32:13
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answered by Barkley Hound 7
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Either your bids are too low
Or you have been bidding early enough ( or too early) to give yourself away so others who want the same product as you have higher bids prepared than they might overwise
you have to do your homework, figure out what you are willing to pay to have the item delivered to your door ( or mailbox)
Not just the sale cost - but shipping and any taxes
Research the item
Its an objective search
If you do not get one item, wait for the next in line
One idiot phoned me up panicking beyond belief
He had bid up and won a regular Pink Floyd CD to something like 100 British pounds ( something like 200 $)
He tried to blame ebay
When i asked what his maximum bid was - he would not tell me ( that meant his maximum bid was even higher than the 200 $) . When i asked him why he bid so much he answered me that it was because "He really wanted the cd)
Apparently he bid out another person.
I told him in his panic to wait for the bill.
If one arrived email the seller and inform him that you were new to ebay , had no idea of what you were doing , and have no money. I told him that perhaps the seller is so happy that there is not one idiot in the world who bid on this item but two ( the other bidder) and he will let you go
seriously
- do you homework on the item
- unless it is really one of a kind don't get emotionally involved and look for another
- figure out your max cost of the item delivered to you ( not just the selling price)
you may wan to bid in the 10 minutes or so rather than early on
here is a simple, elaborate ebay bidding software
- it will work as a trial version
the basic version is more than enough
http://auctionsentry.com/
0bviously you have to leave your computer on for it to bid
2007-09-02 07:35:59
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answered by billys_office 5
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this is how ebay works. if someone has enter ther emax bid as $100 and the current is $10
if you bif $11 then the other bidders mad bif has not been reached so it will but he current to $12 as theres.
If you bid a max of $200 it will place the bid as $101 and make you the highest.
2007-09-02 07:26:34
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answered by apcyberax 3
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you may not be bidding above someone elses 'highest bid'. when you bid you put in your 'highest bid', then, when someone bids below your highest bid it automatically tells them its not worked, and the current bid goes up. It keeps doing this until someone bids above the current winners 'highest bid'. unfortunately there is no way to determine what the current winners highest bid is.
2007-09-02 07:27:59
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answered by Anonymous
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2016-12-31 10:07:17
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answered by Anonymous
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Because someone has a higher proxy bid in than you have bid.
2007-09-02 07:27:11
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answered by Sal*UK 7
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beacause someone has a higher maximum bid than you
2007-09-02 07:26:44
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answered by Anonymous
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because it's an automatic bidding.
2007-09-02 07:28:52
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answered by mbw m 2
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