First ask yourself WHY you want to do so. Many if not most bidders who see "Private listing--bidders' identities protected" for their competitors will assume that the seller is shilling the auction.
ETA: Or do you mean something else when you use the term "private listing"? If so what exactly do you mean, and what are your circumstances leading you to ask?
All buyers have a certain amount of privacy already -- for instance, buyer usernames are not revealed publicly any more if they win an auction -- but buyers (and sellers) have more privacy for private transactions.
woodland_gnome
·3 years agoFirst ask yourself WHY you want to do so. Many if not most bidders who see "Private listing--bidders' identities protected" for their competitors will assume that the seller is shilling the auction.
ETA: Or do you mean something else when you use the term "private listing"? If so what exactly do you mean, and what are your circumstances leading you to ask?
eburtonlab
Mentor3 years agoSome old info here:
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/listing-tips/private-listings?id=4161
All buyers have a certain amount of privacy already -- for instance, buyer usernames are not revealed publicly any more if they win an auction -- but buyers (and sellers) have more privacy for private transactions.