This morning eBay have ever so helpfully added 'best offer' to some of my listings without any consultation or warning, and then sent me a message telling me they have done so. I have had to go into each listing and manually switch it off. I AM ANNOYED! I list my items at the lowest price I am willing to accept and any offers I might have received would have been declined, potentially ticking off a prospective buyer.
How does eBay think they are helping sellers by changing their listings behind thier backs?! Imagine if you walked into a bricks and mortar shop and stuck a 'make me an offer' sign up in the front window. You'd be put in a headlock and dragged out onto the street! 
@terroxyboy wrote:This morning eBay have ever so helpfully added 'best offer' to some of my listings without any consultation or warning, and then sent me a message telling me they have done so. I have had to go into each listing and manually switch it off. I AM ANNOYED! I list my items at the lowest price I am willing to accept and any offers I might have received would have been declined, potentially ticking off a prospective buyer.
How does eBay think they are helping sellers by changing their listings behind thier backs?! Imagine if you walked into a bricks and mortar shop and stuck a 'make me an offer' sign up in the front window. You'd be put in a headlock and dragged out onto the street!
Don't tell me they're back with this rubbish again. After many phone calls and promises they'd quit it, they finally (and very gradually) stopped putting it on my listings a couple of months back, and it's been quiet since. Either they're back at it, or they simply randomly rotate the people they pester with it.
FWIW I actually told them that I was going to add a disclaimer to all my item descriptions that I would not honour any 'offers' accepted by ebay on my items, since I didn't ever use the 'best offer' option, and pointing out that this was arbitrary nonsense that ebay attached to my items without my consent - and the csr said that was a good idea. So I proceeded with disclaimers on all my items for a couple of months, with ebay's blessing.
I only took it down last week....
Do you have a Drosera Capensis typical form? I've never grown one so big that it's toppled over so you are doing well. I wouldn't repot and bury up to the lowest living leaves, this could perhaps cause the stem to rot in the damp soil. Maybe just put a wooden skewer in the soil like a stake if it really does look like the weight of the leaves will make it fall over. P.S....if you want baby capenis you can cut a leaf off and lite it on top of the soil and it will grow new plants from the leaf cutting 
