[78-L] eBay question

[Malcolm Rockwell]

I think that he could cancel the bid and you refund the $$$. Then you 
can relist what he wants on eBay as a "Buy It Now" item for an agreed 
upon price. Let him know as soom as you list so he can grab them right 
up. This meet ePay's criteria of not circumventing them in a secondary 
buy/sell process (gotta pay Mammon). I've used this method a number of 
times with no ill effects.
Malcolm

On 5/21/2012 4:46 AM, David Lennick wrote:
> How do I (or the buyer) half-cancel a bid? I had a bunch of "buy it now" items
> listed, and in a couple of cases I had a few copies available. One bidder
> mistakenly bid twice on two of them and acknowledges that he doesn't want the
> doubles. Do I bill him for less than the amount, invoice and then refund, or
> can he retract half of each bid or does he have to cancel his bids entirely
> which I presume would return the items to the list so he can reorder? Each
> double bid was on an item where 2 copies remained, so both listings then
> disappeared as "sold".
>
> Not OT, these were reissue compilations.
>
> dl
>
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