listing price change I did not make

[deltadawn09]

I listed a Trifari Andre Philippe butterfly brooch for $195.00  by the time I went to look at the listing someone had bought it for$12.00 how in the heck does that happen?

[soh.maryl]

Have no idea how this could have happened, but I see that you've evidently cancelled and relisted.

Idle curiosity -- what did you give as your reason for cancelling?  

[wastingtime101]

You listed it twice:

266255753934 high price

266255737368 low price

[soh.maryl]

Thanks -- failed to notice that.  

[kds99]

Sometimes it's hard to drive this eBay machine!

[simba6]

The 12.00 sale was a buy it now, not an auction.   Did you set a starting price as 12.00?   If so, that is what happened buy it now was selected in place of an auction. 

By the way you can't just end it as it had already sold.  That gets you a very serious NPS defect.  Those can lead to a lifetime selling suspension.

[evelyb30]

I just went looking too, and sorted high-low and found a Monet chain for $1495?????  The penny drops - if the OP was listing from a tablet or phone and didn't key in a decimal point...or did...bob's your uncle.  Monet only makes costume and most of it doesn't sell for much.  No market. 

[ittybitnot]

You listed it twice:

@wastingtime101 

The "low price" number was the one that "sold" for $12 that likely was cancelled by the OP.  The second listing is apparently the "relist" of same with the price problem corrected. 

[wastingtime101]

Yes, most likely. But we've seen before where an OP duplicate listed and didn't realize, so this OP could be under the impression they only listed the high price and were confused it sold at the low price - so I posted both item numbers for them to review just in case. 😉