on โ22-07-2013 07:44 PM
on โ22-07-2013 07:49 PM
Is it still active? The most expensive one in my search results (for shopping trolley) is only a couple of hundred.
โ22-07-2013 07:55 PM - edited โ22-07-2013 07:56 PM
Do you have the item ID, as I can't see it in Ebay search. Even if it has ended you should be able to see if with the Item ID.
on โ23-07-2013 08:36 AM
on โ23-07-2013 09:24 AM
Bump, with the full title I found it just now easily.
I got to the listing as easily as any other listing. I can't offer any advice or explanation as to why you got the warning about whether or not to proceed.
I didn't report the item, instead I messaged the seller through "Ask A Question" to advise/warn them of the price showing and hoped everything would go well.
Now I have searched their other listings and there are several things listed at this massive starting price - I wonder what could have happened to cause that?
on โ23-07-2013 11:23 AM
Maybe they're out of stock of these items but don't want to lose their position in Best Match search, so they list with a silly price in the meantime to ensure that nobody buys these things. That's the only explanation that makes sense to me.... but I could be totally wrong...
on โ23-07-2013 11:31 AM
Norton deems it ok , WOT ( Web of Trust) is showing green so it seems fine.
I wish sellers were prevented from doing this , one item my OH has been watching went from $12.95 to $1290.00 and he nearly bought it ( half asleep I guess . Just as well he came to check as he wasn't sure of his size
on โ23-07-2013 11:47 AM
Price aside, it appears to be a standard eBay listing.
The history shows that 3 were sold earlier in the year at $90 each, with the last one sold for that price on the 6th of April, and the last change to the Buy It Now price on 8th of April. After 3+ months, although the listing has a history of 52 sales, I doubt the ranking it had is being maintained. In fact, upping the price to keep BM ranking would likely have a negative effect in that amount of time (sales to impressions etc affects BM, prices that are unusually high will probably get most people curious and click on the listing, but of course they won't buy - every time that happens, the BM ranking system takes that as the listing being ultimately irrelevant or unsuitable to the buyer's search and ranking takes a hit. That could also explain why it didn't show in a search for shopping trolley).
on โ23-07-2013 06:15 PM