Auction item closed 4 hours early, (with bids) and the winning bid was then removed from the buyer
As the title says, I was winning an item in a 7-day auction, the price was currently attractive for the item in question, an electronic board sold untested and as such.
4 hours before the deadline with about 17 bids, the seller closes the auction, and then cancels my current winning bid (as a rule, if the auction is closed within the final 12 hours, the winner is whoever has the highest bid at that moment..) which is me..
I asked for an explanation, and he tells me he changed his mind and intends to test it and, if so, put it back up for sale...
I don't get it, people waste time following an auction and placing bids, and if this doesn't reach a sufficient amount, can everything just be closed????
Also, there's no way to leave negative feedback for improper behavior. Or is there a solution to enforce my right to pay for the item I won????
sika700
Mentore3 years agoIf the seller did it, it means it can be done... and nothing can be demanded... except to make peace with the missed opportunity and move on.
Best regards.