Sorry for your situation. This is what I encountered a few years back. eBay will automatically mark your options if you don't watch them. The same goes for your shipping features:
I never chose any of these options and turned them all off. Do the same if you are not happy with them. I find this whole feature to be sneaky and underhanded. People work too hard to sell something of value for peanuts. Just sayin...
Did you send offers out recently using a new screen? The other day ebay popped up a different screen for sending offers, which could easily have caused an error. The choices were different than the one we have had for a long time. It has now switched back, but I could see confusion happening.
There are some nuances to OBO with regards to automatic settings. Check to make sure you don't have your listings setup to automatically send some type of offer.
The Liddle Kiddle? It's showing as having sold for $35 with no crossout to indicate that a Best Offer was accepted, which means it had to have been a seller-initiated offer.
The Liddle Kiddle? It's showing as having sold for $35 with no crossout to indicate that a Best Offer was accepted, which means it had to have been a seller-initiated offer.
In research it shows the price as $5.00. When you click on the listing from there, the listing shows the $35.000 price with no crossout (as happens with seller send offers).
Conclusion: Seller @act_iii_antiques (accidentally) sent a $5.00 offer as @albertabrightalbertasuggested.
inhawaii
·2 years agoYou made a mistake.
If you are not capable of making mistakes, then it was ebay's fault.
ckimodog
·2 years ago@act_iii_antiques
Sorry for your situation. This is what I encountered a few years back. eBay will automatically mark your options if you don't watch them. The same goes for your shipping features:
I never chose any of these options and turned them all off. Do the same if you are not happy with them. I find this whole feature to be sneaky and underhanded. People work too hard to sell something of value for peanuts. Just sayin...
Happy Selling
fern*wood
·2 years agoDid you send offers out recently using a new screen? The other day ebay popped up a different screen for sending offers, which could easily have caused an error. The choices were different than the one we have had for a long time. It has now switched back, but I could see confusion happening.
dbfolks166mt
·2 years agoThere are some nuances to OBO with regards to automatic settings. Check to make sure you don't have your listings setup to automatically send some type of offer.
https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/listings/selling-buy-now/adding-best-offer-listing?id=4144
yuzuha
·2 years agoThe Liddle Kiddle? It's showing as having sold for $35 with no crossout to indicate that a Best Offer was accepted, which means it had to have been a seller-initiated offer.
mybigsale
·2 years agoIn research it shows the price as $5.00. When you click on the listing from there, the listing shows the $35.000 price with no crossout (as happens with seller send offers).
Conclusion: Seller @act_iii_antiques (accidentally) sent a $5.00 offer as @albertabrightalberta suggested.
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albertabrightalberta
·2 years agoIt's an easy error to make if the seller chooses the wrong offer option. I believe @act_iii_antiques chose "offer amount" instead of percentage:
albertabrightalberta
·2 years agoDid you send out any offers?
Maybe you meant to offer 5% off but instead of the percentage, you offered $5 price?