What is the difference between a limit and an offer?
Limit
- The maximum amount up to which
the system will bid on your behalf.
- Applies only during the live
auction.
- Its value is not visible to
other users.
- It can be freely modified or
removed until the live bidding for that specific lot begins.
Offer –Bid now
- The maximum amount up to which
the system will bid on your behalf.
- Applies during the pre-auction
and live auction.
- It increases the starting price
of the lot in the pre-auction.
- Its current value is not
disclosed to other users, only the current price is visible.
- Placing it is binding and
equivalent to concluding a purchase agreement. It cannot be withdrawn or
reduced below the current price of the item.
- If your maximum amount is not
exceeded during the pre-auction, your offer will function similarly to a Limit
once the live auction begins.
- If another bidder sets the same
Limit amount, the Offer will take precedence.
Whether it’s a Limit or an Offer
(Bid now), the system will not immediately use the maximum amount you’ve
specified. It will place bids on your behalf in order to win at the lowest
possible price, and that is the amount you will pay if you win. The same
bidding automation was used for incremental bids during the pre-auction and the
live auction.
If you place both a limit and an offer
for the same lot, the system will ignore the lower of the two and ensure that
your offer and limit do not outbid each other.
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