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06-12-2006, 04:24 PM
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ebay question
right i put an item on ebay for the first time last week or so & now its finished it says THIS ITEM IS ELIGIBLE FOR A SECOND CHANCE OFFER so do i do that or wait for the winner to pay for it 
can somebody give a quick explination of this please
regards smits
can somebody give a quick explination of this please
regards smits
what it means iks that whatever you bid .You can have the item for that price... 
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Ebay's give you a second chance facility for 2 reasons.
1) If the winner does not pay then you can offer it to the next highest bidder at the price he bid for it.
2) If you have more than one of the item you have auctioned then you can offer any of the underbidders a chance to buy it at the price they bid at. It saves you having to list items again and you know what price you will be getting.
Plus if the item sells on the second chance offer then no listing fee is charged.
1) If the winner does not pay then you can offer it to the next highest bidder at the price he bid for it.
2) If you have more than one of the item you have auctioned then you can offer any of the underbidders a chance to buy it at the price they bid at. It saves you having to list items again and you know what price you will be getting.
Plus if the item sells on the second chance offer then no listing fee is charged.
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06-12-2006, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by sabres74
Ebay's give you a second chance facility for 2 reasons.
1) If the winner does not pay then you can offer it to the next highest bidder at the price he bid for it.
2) If you have more than one of the item you have auctioned then you can offer any of the underbidders a chance to buy it at the price they bid at. It saves you having to list items again and you know what price you will be getting.
Plus if the item sells on the second chance offer then no listing fee is charged.
1) If the winner does not pay then you can offer it to the next highest bidder at the price he bid for it.
2) If you have more than one of the item you have auctioned then you can offer any of the underbidders a chance to buy it at the price they bid at. It saves you having to list items again and you know what price you will be getting.
Plus if the item sells on the second chance offer then no listing fee is charged.
if you put a reserve and it wasnt met
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