Jimithy ™
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Should have thought it out a little bit more before you bid, you're stuck with it now. |
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Chris
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send it to me, if you do email me and ill give u the address to my house. |
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ebay_convert
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So ask the seller to cancel your bid. Its really simple. They will give the bidder under you a second chance offer on it maybe. It depends on the mood of the seller. You can search out how to cancel your bid on the ebay help section. As long as you aren't under the 24 hr mark, you should have no problem. Good Luck! |
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pimp
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quit the bid. |
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towel 42
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sucks for you
my dad got a nice grandfather clock that way. He bid on it, not thinking he'd win, and then realized we had no place to put it. We won. A nice grandfather clock for $150, though. |
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Tammy O
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If you end up winning the bid, ask the seller if they're willing to repost it because you feel you made a mistake. Remember, they are paying fees to eBay for listing the item, so they may not be willing to help you in this way. If you end up winning it, try re-posting it for sale...if others were also bidding on the same item, you should have no problem selling it. |
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lkjgfyfukh
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Well, you have to buy it if you win it. I would just sell it back on ebay after you get it. Heck, maybe you'll even make $$$. Some people make a career outta doing stuff like that. |
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Blue Jay
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If you win the bid repost it on Ebay maby you'll get more money. |
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*miss qt*<3
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Send it back or tell them you dont want it! xoxo |
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manic
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It's called buyer's remorse. It happens a lot at auctions. If it's too late to cancel your bid you have to buy it or hope someone outbids you at the last minute. You can't change your mind after you won. If you get negative feedback people won't let you bid on their items. |
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notyou311
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Too late. If you win, you have to pay. Think before you bid. |
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dzyubin
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o well too bad mwuahahaahhahah
or just sell it on ebay again :) for better pirce that i do :) |
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FavoredbyU
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too late, your only choice is to try to talk it out with the seller, and see if he'll agree to relist it if you pay his listing fee only. |
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webdoggy2
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If the auction has not ended and there is a day or two left the seller will usually let you cancel a bid. You will have to email the seller and ask about retracting your bid. If you let the auction end then under Ebay rules you must purchase the item. |
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Laura
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There is a way to retract a bid, but it has to be accepted by the seller. Contact Ebay, if you look in FAQ or Q&A I forget which they call it, they tell you the process for retracting a bid. You better hurry though. There are only a few legitimate reasons they'll allow it though, so it might not work. I would still try though. |
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gonzotis
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a big truck picks up all the crap i don't want anymore once a week when i put it at the curb. |
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