7 Mar
2012
7 Mar
'12
7:25 a.m.
* William Donzelli <wdonzelli at gmail.com> [120307 09:10]:
Thank you Will. I certainly didn't see that when I've looked through
the sellers rules on eBay.
Todd
Please quote
the selling policy as what I've seen in the selling policy
states that that's only illegal if a seller does that because they don't
like the final price.
(sorry for the smooshed formatting)
From Ebay:
Requirements
Your ability to end a listing early depends on the amount of time
remaining in the listing and whether the listing has received any
bids.
If there are 12 hours or more before the end of the listing, you can
end the listing early without restrictions. If there are any bids on
your item when you end the listing, you'll be asked whether you want
to cancel the bids or sell the item to the high bidder.
If there are 12 hours or less before the end of the listing, your
ability to end the listing early depends on whether there are any bids
on the item and whether the item has a reserve price.
Number of bids on the item
Can the listing be ended early?
No bids, including no canceled bids
Yes, as long as there aren't any canceled bids.
1 or more bids
Yes, but you must sell the item to the high bidder.
1 or more bids, but the item's reserve price wasn't met
No
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Will