Ebay. Ooopsie!

[Mike D.]

Just the other day I intended to big $4.09 on a cheap break. I bid $409. Thankfully, I won it for $6.05.

Only bid I've ever had to cancel is when someone lists a card as PSA 9 so you bid, then notice that it's actually a PSA 9(OC). Hate when people don't put that in the description (also, I need to look closer when using the mobile app).

[Tripredacus]

I've entered 7 digit bids exactly twice. The first was for an auction I knew was fake, but the second wasn't. Fortunately I got outbid on the real one because I don't have that kind of money.

[Exhibitman]

My worst gaffe happened when I was standing in line at a food truck looking at a $1500 card. I got called, dropped the phone in my pocket, and accidentally BINed it. The seller was really pissed but agreed to cancel the sale.

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by Tripredacus

I've entered 7 digit bids exactly twice. The first was for an auction I knew was fake, but the second wasn't. Fortunately I got outbid on the real one because I don't have that kind of money.

Um, what?

[BCauley]

This happened to me somewhat recently. I don't dabble much in modern but do pick up the occasional David Ortiz card for my son's collection that I've been building for him since he was born. Forgot to hit the decimal and bid $8546 instead of $85.46. Thankfully it was early enough and the seller cancelled my bid after I asked. I then bid what I meant to bid and lost out by about $30.

[Tripredacus]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

Um, what?

I read about it now, I didn't know the auction was pulled afterwards.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...ee-owners.html

I will look to see if I still have any emails from back then about it.