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Bidding I think I may have stumbled on the problem here. The way the auction works, a person may list his spending limit and have his bid automatically raised up to that limit if another bid (higher than the one he originally posted) is made. For example: Bidder A places a bid of $5, with a limit of $500. Bidder B bids $10, with a limit of $100. Since A's limit is higher, what shows on the site is a listing that goes from [A:$5] to [A:$105] without seeing any of B's bids. Since sellers are complaining about 'people bidding against themselves and raising the bidding out of reason,' perhaps a bidding history option would solve this... some way of seeing who is doing the bidding, and who (if anyone) is bidding more than they are willing to pay. |
If I set up an auction there is a bid history http://omegatron.net/classifieds/sho....php?product=2 Of course the other members highest bids would not be shown this would be unethical. The user when submitting a bid is notified they have to bid higher. The whole point of having a max bid is so when someone tries to outbid you get bumped up. Every auction I know of works this way. |
OK, maybe I am in a stupor, but I just set up an auction on my FaunaClassifieds.com site Auction and darn if I can see how to actually BID on that item. I can see it on my GunWantAds.com site, but NOT on the FaunaClassifieds one. What the heck am I missing? |
Aw crap........ I figured it out. The program won't let me bid on my own item so it just doesn't display that option. :rolleyes: I had to log in as someone else to see it. Sheesh........ Now I have to write an apology PM to Michael P..... :( |
That's true, you cannot bid on your own item. No apology necessary. :) |
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