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Sat Nov 17 2012 12:42 PM
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Are you allowed to pull a item at anytime? Even if it has a bid or two, or once it has a bid theres no turning back? thanks
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Unless it has changed, you can pull an item anytime except if the item has bids in the last 24 hours before ending.
Drive with Care and Buy Sinclair!! I buy Sinclair globes, signs, cans, ect.
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At "any time" is your answer.
Ron Gordon
Cell: 815.762.2616
Email: flash03@comcast.net
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At any time for any reason & some sellers never complete the deal even after the auction is over [Item got stolen/lost etc].
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Unfortunately, it seems to be at any time, as the guys have said... Happened to me a few days ago...
Looking for Tide Water/ Tide Water-Associated/ Tidewater items
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This may help a little. Ebay 2012 Fall Seller Update
When you list your items Auction-style on eBay, you should be prepared to sell the item to the highest bidder. Ending an Auction-style listing early once it has received a bid leads to disappointed and frustrated shoppers who may be less inclined to bid on auctions the next time around. Starting October 1, sellers will be charged a fee to end early any Auction-style listing that has received at least one bid. If the listing has a reserve price, the bid must be at or above the reserve price.
•Starting October 1, sellers will be charged a fee to end an Auction-style listing early if it has received a bid.
•The fee will equal the amount of the final value fee had the listing ended naturally and sold for the highest bid received when the seller ended the listing.
•In rare situations, a seller may need to end a listing early, so the fee will be waived the first time a seller ends a listing early each calendar year. After this 1 time exception, a fee will be charged for any additional auctions ended early.
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That ruling is about 14-16years Late!
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I agree Dick. Hopefully it will make a little bit of difference going forward.
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ebay's quest for MORE revenue w/ Requirement of PayPal/Credit Card accepting & Postage/shipping Fee has cost them more from LOST SELLERS/SALES.
They only did $11.8 BILLION Last Year!
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