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Carter-K8VT wrote: John S. wrote: I believe the second bidders bid becomes recognized by Ebay only if the seller cancels the high bid. Partially correct--but there's more than just "canceling": could be he is a deadbeat bidder who won't/can't pay, is an actual shill who had no intention of paying, says he bid wrong item (or wrong amount), dies before he can send the payment, buyer's regret...there are no end of real (or bogus) reasons that would allow the second highest bidder to kick in... The original point being that to get Ebay to recognize the second bid and to obtain whatever protection Ebay offers the seller would have to go through the steps of cancelling the sale. |
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