i just sold an item in my eBAY store. The price was 0.00 eBay sold it for less! What is going on

[nowthatsjustducky]

I see 17 solds for you, none of them $0.00

[nocoolnamejane]

How much less than $0.00?

[lewisburggold]

So it was sold for less than 0.00 that dont sound good.  Thats going backwards for sure.  Best regards

[hyperrush]

Did you use sending a invoice and by chance you putted 0? Or acepted a best offer?

[discountme]

Lol this post was just to drive people to look at ops listings. It worked, u went n pry a bunch of others too 😆.....(yawn) gonna go read other real posts.

[nowthatsjustducky]

Who cares?  He asked a question, we did what we could to answer.  That is sorta what we do here on a discussion and help forum.

Besides, all I looked at was his solds.  Guess what that means?  Absolutely nothing.

So I guess that no one should ever attempt to help with a problem here because there is always a chance the person may just be trolling us or trying to get us to look at their listings?

[mikeystoyz]

Well, I just had to pay a buyer to take my item.  Not only that the item was supposed to be delivered yesterday and was supposed to include a player piano in an 8 by 6 ee buyer envelope. 

[grasshopperx]

I'll never forget the post, where a buyer returned a vest because it had no sleeves! Whah ha ha.

[buyselljack2016]

Perhaps the OP meant to post :

The price was $X.XX, and eBay sold it for less.

Read a post recently that someone stated that eBay added a, not requested by the seller, "make offer" with an "auto accept" , below what they wanted to sell for.

[nowthatsjustducky]

That is why one needs to properly proofread before posting instead of typing out just whatever makes it from the brain to the fingers and hitting Post.

Say what you mean, and don't make everyone else try to guess what you are really saying.

[buyselljack2016]

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@nowthatsjustducky wrote:

That is why one needs to properly proofread before posting instead of typing out just whatever makes it from the brain to the fingers and hitting Post.

Say what you mean, and don't make everyone else try to guess what you are really saying.

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Yup, but even that does not always work.

Some can look at what they wrote, and still not see that it could mean something else to others that read it.  Sort of like when eBay writes stuff

[lacemaker3]

@superfan7461

Yes, the comic you sold Aug 18 was sold with a special offer, which means that you (or someone logged on to your selling acocunt) used the "Reply with offer" button to a buyer who had contacted you by eBay message.

[robot-hands]

Re: i just sold an item in my eBAY store. The price was 0.00 eBay sold it for less!

I'll take 10,000,000, please.

[ittybitnot]

I'll never forget the post, where a buyer returned a vest because it had no sleeves! Whah ha ha.

LOL, first thought was:  Did the buyer file SNAD to get free return shipping and WIN as per usual?