No BIN price, a bidder would like us to pull the advert

**TopStar** · 30-04-2012, 11:49am

And re-list with BIN price. WWYD?

**dingbatsbird** · 30-04-2012, 12:06pm

Mr D buys some very obscure things on Ebay (the sort of stuff people wouldn't fight over) and often asks the seller to do this if he doesn't want to wait till the end of the auction. He's nver had any problems. As long as they are willing to pay a decent BIN price, then go for it.

**TopStar** · 30-04-2012, 12:20pm

Would eBay charge us for pulling out? I'm guessing so..

**scatterbrain** · 30-04-2012, 12:22pm

Have you got any bidders on the item? If not, I think it's actually quite common for this to happen.

**TopStar** · 30-04-2012, 12:27pm

Yes, couple of them :(

**donna-j** · 30-04-2012, 12:30pm

If you are happy with the BIN price I would jut go for it. Ebay will only charge you pennies to pull the ad.

**TopStar** · 30-04-2012, 04:46pm

Sold! They are getting a fab item for a v v reasonable price!

**scatterbrain** · 30-04-2012, 11:22pm

I thought you couldn't legitimately pull it once there were bids on it. That's that way it used to be anyway. I know some people do as I've had auctions dissapear on me before but didn't realise it was acceptable practice. So what do they charge you for pulling the auction?

**TopStar** · 30-04-2012, 11:35pm

SB, I'll ask DH what he's been charged.
He does feel bad that he's done it, hopefully eBay will have made & make money from us as we have quite a few high priced items sold/going on sale soon.

Im hoping it's a damsel who bought it, it was a bargain.