Tennessee Suzi

Yesterday I was skimming through the quilting section of E-Bay and saw a double wedding ring quilt up for auction. Well....the bid was $46.00 so I decided to bid $47.00 and see what happens. Well, I hit confirm and as I did I noticed that my maximum bid was $4,700.00 instead of $47.00. Needless to say, I won the auction but the winning bid was $70.00. That was a little more than I could pay but knowing the rules, I made the bid and have to live with it. I did e-mail the seller to see if she would take sympathy on me, but I guess the money talked louder than I did. Be careful when you bid that you don't get a twitch and bid too high!

mhunt1717

Ouch.

quiltinggrandmaca

Oh my, sorry that happened.

donnajean

I did the same thing a while back, but the seller was more understanding & sold it to the prior bidder. I think they still got more than they would have if I had not done the typo error bid.

I've also learned to look at what my highest bid will be after I have made my original bid.

mimom

well hopefully it looks better in person than in the picture and realize it is worth every penny

milp04

I think I would email the seller and explain the situation. Unless you want to pay the amount for the product you can refuse due to technical errors as your reason. They could either then sell to the previous high bidder or relist the product. It's worth a try to avoid paying more than you really wanted to spend.

Pam M

Spring

I used to sell on ebay all the time and I had someone buy something from me who made the same mistake. I did take sympathy, I guess some people are nicer then others.

Prism99

Talk to eBay about it. There should be a way out of this error, it's so obvious.

Baysidegal

Wow, I'm so glad the auction stopped at $70. It could have been a lot worse.

redturtle

oops...hopefully it will still be at least worth the $70 if not more once you get it home and see it in person