It means the seller has a reserve higher than your current bid. Like... if I'm selling a book and I want to get at least $25 for it and the highest bid on it is currently $2... then that's what's up and it won't sell until the reserve of $25 is met. Maybe your highest bid offer will meet the reserve, and then maybe it won't. Welcome to the wonderful world of auctioning!
ROFL. I meant to say $21 for drama's sake, but hey. Anyway. Did I make sense? I use Ebay A LOT for selling. But you know that.
I have one the same way... my max bid does not met the reserve and I have the current bid at a lower price. Kinda was wondering the same thing... however, dh informed me tonight that the car has very little life left and we will be buying a new one shortly... no more ebay. So, now, it is a GOOD thing I didn't met reserve. lol
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It means the seller has a reserve higher than your current bid. Like... if I'm selling a book and I want to get at least $25 for it and the highest bid on it is currently $2... then that's what's up and it won't sell until the reserve of $25 is met. Maybe your highest bid offer will meet the reserve, and then maybe it won't. Welcome to the wonderful world of auctioning!
ROFL. I meant to say $21 for drama's sake, but hey. Anyway. Did I make sense? I use Ebay A LOT for selling. But you know that.
I have one the same way... my max bid does not met the reserve and I have the current bid at a lower price. Kinda was wondering the same thing... however, dh informed me tonight that the car has very little life left and we will be buying a new one shortly... no more ebay. So, now, it is a GOOD thing I didn't met reserve. lol
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