09-01-2021 11:11 AM
09-01-2021 11:19 AM
Are you the buyer or the seller?
What amount was not agreed to?
Was the order paid for already?
09-01-2021 11:40 AM
A seller that cancels a listing will pay Final Value Fees based on the highest showing bid. The winning bidder will be able to leave negative feedback.
When setting up a listing, start the bidding at the least amount you will accept. That way it’s not possible to disagree with the price.
Having a Buy It Now price does not guarantee it will sell for that. If you need $699.00 for the handbag, then that is where the bidding starts, not $156.00.
Or we’re you a buyer where the seller somehow changed the price after you won?
09-01-2021 11:52 AM
Coffeebean832 asked the important questions you forgot to mention in your original posting. Hard to advise based on the limited information available to the forum members.
09-01-2021 11:55 AM
09-01-2021 12:00 PM
Is it the previous order for the bag you have listed now?
09-01-2021 12:25 PM
If you are the seller you set the price for the item
Price item at the lowest possible amount you are willing to accept
You take a risk listing below acceptable price and anticipating that price will rise to an amount or above that you are willing to sell the item for if auction gets only one bid
If you are the buyer you pay the ending amount the auction
Seller has to cancel sale but they do not have to agree
good luck
09-01-2021 12:43 PM
You're the one that set the starting price and it sells for what ever the buyers bid.