The “Glitch†Happened Again!
I’m sure some of you remember how sometime back how I listed a knife for $300 and it sold for $25. I’m sure it was a glitch and it happened again!
This time I listed a Disney pin for $59.95 and it sold immediately for $19.99! There was no Best Offer involved and I am very sure that I listed it for $59.95 — there was no light key touch and there’s no way I’d transpose $59.95 with $19.99. Is it possible for it to be a glitch?
8 comments
ampgroup2021
·1 year agoI had one of these last week, a fairly rare out of print CD listed for $79.99 sold for $9.99, no offers sent or received, no auto-accept, nothing, buyer very upset, ebay cancelled the sale, no defects no negatives, probably my 12th occurrence over the last 24 months.
gardeltango
OP1 year ago“Good News†the buyer requested to cancel.
adamcartwright
·1 year ago@gardeltango I've had a couple "glitches" with promotion rates.
I double check my listings, and they weren't likely typos.
Strange.
pikabo-icu
·1 year ago@gardeltango
So sorry..
The only thing I can suggest, is what I do because I'm so freaking nervous about making a mistake on my listings; I always check them once they go live.
I double check the info, especially price and shipping charge, just to make certain it's correct.
Really sorry.. Nice to know you have integrity though!
Kudos for that.
stainlessenginecovers
·1 year agoHard to say but here's the original listing:
wastingtime101
·1 year agoThe listing shows zero revisions and was listed for $19.99.
Did you sell similar from another listing? It's possible another section of the form was saving changes while you were entering the price, so your price revision didn't save and reverted to the original.
Always have to double check that stuff.
The other day I kept having to re-enter data because I was working too fast and the system saving changes I entered in one area wasn't fast enough before I entered data in another area, so I had to re-enter the second section of data.
mtgraves7984
·1 year agoThis is getting Goofy! I checked the listing and it appears like it was listed at $19.99. What is really up???
gardeltango
OP1 year agoWish I knew. I thought that perhaps I had hit “1†instead of “5†but I would have immediately spotted it and it would have come out as $19.95 instead of $19.99 because I don’t think I would have transposed the last “5†for “9â€.