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Hello
I'm trying to create a sales listing at 1000€ for example
I don't understand the notion of the minimum price I would be willing to accept in the context of an offer
Thanks for shedding some light on this for me.
JMM
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koalagris
Mentor1 year agoHello @jean-mou63
If you're talking about the proposed range for automatically accepting an offer, know that it's not mandatory to fill in these 2 fields, you can perfectly handle all offers manually, on a case-by-case basis.
If you do, that means that all offers below the lower range will be automatically refused, and that all those above the upper range will be automatically accepted, between the 2 your approval will be requested to validate the sale:
https://www.ebay.fr/help/selling/listings/selling-buy-now/adding-best-offer-listing?id=4144#section3
Regards
jean-mou63
OP1 year agoOne more clarification
If I state that the minimum price I’m willing to accept is, for example, €100, does that mean that for an offer at €105, the sale will be automatically completed?
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koalagris
Mentor1 year agoClarify what you mean by "minimum price" = starting price in auction format (without reserve price) or lower end of the range for direct offers?
Read the link sent by Lingma as well as mine to understand the difference.
lingma85
Mentor1 year agoHello @jean-mou63
"Minimum price" is the amount you would accept for the sale of your item.... and also the amount below which you do not let your item go...
This term is used for the reserve price...
This way of preserving the value of an item is pernicious because you will be charged the amount of the fees even if there is no sale.... it's a great deal for the site, but not for you...!
It's better to start the auctions directly at the same amount as the reserve price (you won't have any fees to pay then...)
How reserve price works | eBay
Best regards