If you mean for the Rolex, it was "killed" (disappeared, no longer available) by the bid placed 7 Jan 2025 at 1:34:11pm PST.
eBay used to display a "The Buy It Now has ended because bidding has begun" notice on such listings, but the designers don't want pages "cluttered" with important information (like this, "Reserve Met", "Even if you are outbid you can still be the winner so you are still obligated by your bid," display of seconds on endtimes for auctions) and other things they've removed) so they can clutter them with things the PR department thinks important because other websites have them (e.g. "Verified purchase" on each and every entry on every user's Feedback Profile--redundant because Feedback can only be given if there has been a "Verified purchase").
woodland_gnome
·1 year agoIf you mean for the Rolex, it was "killed" (disappeared, no longer available) by the bid placed 7 Jan 2025 at 1:34:11pm PST.
eBay used to display a "The Buy It Now has ended because bidding has begun" notice on such listings, but the designers don't want pages "cluttered" with important information (like this, "Reserve Met", "Even if you are outbid you can still be the winner so you are still obligated by your bid," display of seconds on endtimes for auctions) and other things they've removed) so they can clutter them with things the PR department thinks important because other websites have them (e.g. "Verified purchase" on each and every entry on every user's Feedback Profile--redundant because Feedback can only be given if there has been a "Verified purchase").
eburtonlab
Mentor1 year agoIn most categories, when an auction receives a valid bid, the buy-it-now option goes away and the high bidder at the end of the auction is the winner.