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08-15-2017, 10:47 AM
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Interesting. Imagine if this was allowed on ebay? Being able to lower your max bid seems kind of weird, I'm actually kind of surprised it's allowed.
1. Let's say the current high bid on an item is $100 for Bidder A. 2. Bidder A has a max of $150 on the item 3. Bidder B comes in and puts a max bid of $10,000 4. Item is now showing a high bid of $160 for Bidder B 5. Bidder B lowers his max bid to $170 ??? Seems like this could be used as a method to expose Bidder A's max bid. Not sure I like that.... Last edited by Thromdog; 08-15-2017 at 10:47 AM. 
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