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01-12-2018, 08:22 PM
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ebay issue/suggestions on handling
I have an item listed on ebay that had 1 bid up until today, when another bidder bid up the previous bidder until they took the lead (going in increments of $5), and then retracted their bid to slightly under the previous bidder. Any suggestions on how to handle this? Should i cancel all of the bids from the bidder who retracted? Can i even do that on ebay? I do not want any potential bidder/winner to think I was shilling. Any thoughts/suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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