Thanks - I don't remember seeing that in the instructions - I'll have to
look more carefully!
Andrew
>As the seller he can set the opening wherever he wants. It is not a dummy
>bid. /jnm
>
>>
>> Yes - this one's a bit silly.
>> On the eBay topic - I'm about to place a few (non-Oly) items on
>> offer and I
>> usually set a reserve, with a cost to me. I notice that some people simply
>> make a dummy first bid on their own items to set a minimum price,
>> like this
>> joker. Is this a better technique - I don't seem to remember seeing rules
>> about this in the eBay instructions. Is it even legal?
>> Andrew
>>
>>
>>
>> >There's another good size kit on ebay (in Australia), but I can't seem to
>> >get anywhere near the opening bid. Unless someone really wants
>> it, I think
>> >this one is going to just sit there without bids:
>> >
>> >http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1222247419
>> >
>> >Now, if that was in A$....
>> >
>> >Tom
>>
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