Ebay Sold Listing Questions -- BIN v. Best Offer Accepted

[sycks22]

http://www.watchcount.com/#serp

[swarmee]

Watchcount and sortsof both reveal Best Offer prices. You used to be able to get them on the British eBay or by clicking the Print button. You can also run a search and then sort them in eBay and the accepted price will be in the correct order.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw...b+psa&_sacat=0

You can see the Green Cobb sold for between $2660 and $2900.

[Rhotchkiss]

Perfect, never heard of watchcount, thank you. Checking it out now

[midmo]

Add the ebay item number to the end of this link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...mVersion&item=

Well, net54 seems to be slightly modifying my link. If you click on the link, just replace &rmvSB=true with the item number.

[CMIZ5290]

I don't know if Ebay or the Seller controls this. Why would Ebay reflect a higher price because wouldn't that mean that they would get their percentage on the higher amount? I do think the accurate price should be reflected at the end of the auction, but I have noticed the same thing on many other auctions on Ebay....

[deeg23]

If you change the "www" in the URL to "item" and the "com" to "ca" on the sold listing page, it'll show you the offer that was accepted!

[whiteymet]

The above also lets you see if an offer has been made which the US version of ebay does not show.

Helpful when making an offer to know if otheroffers have been made and how many.

[Linuxabuser]

Originally Posted by midmo

Add the ebay item number to the end of this link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...mVersion&item=

Well, net54 seems to be slightly modifying my link. If you click on the link, just replace &rmvSB=true with the item number.

Perfect! Love this method.