Must not be the Rolex watch face. That's got six days or so left in its auction duration.
Anyway, whether your auction with fewer than 12 hours left has any bids or not, you cannot change the starting auction price.
You might be able to lower/reduce the Reserve Price if you have no bids. You could give it a try. eBay will either allow it or not allow it. You won't be in "trouble."
But with bids, you cannot reduce a Reserve Price so close to the auction's end time.
Methinks you've just learned about eBay's Reserve Price fee. That fee alone is the main reason why experienced sellers do not add Reserve Prices to their eBay auctions.
krazzykats
Mentor2 weeks agoYou can lower or remove it if no bidder has met the reserve and at least 12 hours remain on the listing.
Setting a reserve price on eBay
monroe67
Mentor2 weeks agoMust not be the Rolex watch face. That's got six days or so left in its auction duration.
Anyway, whether your auction with fewer than 12 hours left has any bids or not, you cannot change the starting auction price.
You might be able to lower/reduce the Reserve Price if you have no bids. You could give it a try. eBay will either allow it or not allow it. You won't be in "trouble."
But with bids, you cannot reduce a Reserve Price so close to the auction's end time.
Methinks you've just learned about eBay's Reserve Price fee.
That fee alone is the main reason why experienced sellers do not add Reserve Prices to their eBay auctions.