@judir5052 wrote:
To me this is "Price Gouging". They are awear of how many people are looking at their item every hour. Can someone please help me because I don;t know were to go from here.
It is not price gouging, any more than the fluctuating cost of petrol means price gouging - you have no basis for complaint just on there being a change to the price between looking at it and wanting to go back and purchase, if that is what happened. If the seller is going to adjust the price of something, they can't wait until everyone has finished looking at it and decided whether or not they're going to buy, because no such time exists when the listings are available 24/7.
No seller in their right mind will change prices according to how many views a listing gets per hour. Most sellers wouldn't have the time, patience or dedication to bother; and it would only be an uneducated seller who would even think to try (any seller who has 30k+ feedback knows that views do not automatically mean interested buyers, and interested buyers do not automatically mean sales - if a seller can convert even 10% of the people who look at a listing into a sale, they are generally doing quite well. That particular listing has sold 25 times, and only once in recent history. I doubt the seller would have thought increasing the price was going to do the trick).
