Zappaclay
8 years ago
Hey guys! New to the site, and already addicted. Anyway, can anyone explain what it means when only 1 of the 2 unit gets out bid? I see their are winners with lower bids in the same active auction. Thanks for any input!
Zappaclay
8 years ago
I meant to say 1 or MY 2 units got outbid.
SteveS
8 years ago
it happens ... when the bidding goes up and the max available units are all bid on, increasing bids subtract from the least senior prior lower bids ... I know it's confusing at first, but you'll catch on
JadeRose
8 years ago
Welcome to Thunderdome
jespear
8 years ago

Hey guys! New to the site, and already addicted. Anyway, can anyone explain what it means when only 1 of the 2 unit gets out bid? I see their are winners with lower bids in the same active auction. Thanks for any input!

Zappaclay wrote:



In simpler terms . . .

Let's say there are two lots up for auction.
You bid $10 on both lots.
I come along and bid $12 on ONE of the lots.
If no more bids are placed, you get yours for $10 and I get mine for $12.

As a noob, here's a bit of advice, if you are not already aware of it.
Always use the "Maximum Bid" option when placing a bid.

Let's use the two lots we discussed previously.
If you put in a straight up $10 bid on both lots, and nobody else bids on them . . . You win them for $10.
BUT, if you put in a "Max Bid" of $10, and nobody else bids, you get them for $1.00 ( the starting bid)
If someone bids $2 on them, they are notified that their bid is too low and automatically increases YOUR bid to the next increment, which would probably be $3. This process continues until someone bids higher than your $10.
Make sense ?

jes


Oh yeah, BTW . . . Welcome to the asylum !
ShanaC@CigarBid
8 years ago

Thanks guys for helping the new fella out! Much appreciated! 🇨🇮
ZRX1200
8 years ago
Losing a bid is a sign of weakness. Sorry to hear about your vagina.
RMAN4443
8 years ago

Hey guys! New to the site, and already addicted. Anyway, can anyone explain what it means when only 1 of the 2 unit gets out bid? I see their are winners with lower bids in the same active auction. Thanks for any input!

Zappaclay wrote:


Welcome to the asylum and jespear pretty much covered your question...🍺
Zappaclay
8 years ago
Thank you guys, for the responses! It makes a lot more sense now.
frankj1
8 years ago
consider the nice treatment a free pass...it will never happen again
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