If there are no further bids, the current high bidder will win and pay the amount shown in the listing.
Many bidders wait until the last moment to place a bid, so be sure to bid your maximum amount so that you are not beaten by someone bidding less than that.
The high bidder at the end of the auction wins and pays up to one bid increment above the next highest bidder's maximum bid amount. In the case of a tie, the earlier bidder is considered the winner. If your bid amount is a round number, consider adding a few odd cents to lessen the chance of a tie.
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Mentor5 months ago@distan_88
If there are no further bids, the current high bidder will win and pay the amount shown in the listing.
Many bidders wait until the last moment to place a bid, so be sure to bid your maximum amount so that you are not beaten by someone bidding less than that.
The high bidder at the end of the auction wins and pays up to one bid increment above the next highest bidder's maximum bid amount. In the case of a tie, the earlier bidder is considered the winner. If your bid amount is a round number, consider adding a few odd cents to lessen the chance of a tie.