Why is all my watched items showing AU dollar but actually its US dollar amount ?

[klpda]

When I click on the indivdual listing it reverts to the correct AU dollar amount

[twyngwyn]

there are a few threads about this now....may be a temporary glitch?

[davidc4430]

all this trouble on a tuesday, bummer.

[krissy222]

I am having the exact same problem

[collect247]

And it's still a problem,this is very deceiving as I keep forgetting, and I'm thinking about placing a bid only 

to see the price is higher than it shows lol.

So come on

ebay fix the **bleep**en glitch for goodness sakes.

[imastawka]

The thing that reminds me that it's still in US dollars is I see idiots people

starting their auctions at 79c

[davidc4430]

wait until ebay buy australia and rename it ebayland, then it all fits into the grand plan

[tbt47]

My gut feeling is that eBay's representative would probably buy Austria instead.

However, eBay in it's wisdom would automatically refund the buyer their money even though the country had signs quite clearly marked at her borders and main airport.

Cheers

[*tippy*toes*]

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@davidc4430 wrote:

wait until ebay buy australia and rename it ebayland, then it all fits into the grand plan

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I wonder if they can open an MBG dispute if it's not as described? Or, heaven forbid, it gets lost in transit? I think the seller would lose either way in this instance because they would escalate the claim. EBay would then immediately close it in the buyers (eBay) favour and let them keep it.

Yes, it is all part of the grand plan, it is!

[imastawka]

The really strange part about the watch list. I've noticed, is that

it's only the auctions that are in $US until there's a bid.

All auctions with a bid and all BINs are in $AU

At least in my watch list, anyhow