It is impossible for bids to be accepted after the auction has ended.
Auction ending times can be several seconds after the listing's posted ending time, because Ebay has chosen to not display the seconds. (unfortunately)
If you look at the bidding history page, you will see the exact time the auction started, including seconds, so then you would be able to determine the ending time.
Example: Ebay shows ending time on the listing page as 11:53, (not showing seconds) but the starting (and ending time) could be anywhere from 11:53:01 to 11:53:59.
joke-2809
OP2 years agoMy issue is with the cut off at the end of an auction, and bids which are technically outside the cutoff time for end of auction being accepted
lady_madonna
Mentor2 years ago@joke-2809
It is impossible for bids to be accepted after the auction has ended.
Auction ending times can be several seconds after the listing's posted ending time, because Ebay has chosen to not display the seconds. (unfortunately)
If you look at the bidding history page, you will see the exact time the auction started, including seconds, so then you would be able to determine the ending time.
Example: Ebay shows ending time on the listing page as 11:53, (not showing seconds) but the starting (and ending time) could be anywhere from 11:53:01 to 11:53:59.
Hope that explanation helps!
comics-scifi-collectibles
Mentor2 years ago@joke-2809 If you'd tell me what kind complaint you wish to make I can try to point you in the right direction.
If it's about eBay policies you can submit that on the unsolicited advice page>
https://www.ebay.com/help/policies/member-behavior-policies/unsolicited-idea-submissions-policy?id=4256&st=