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  • mac10

    nope

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  • mark christian

    Not any longer. If the auction has a bid it cannot be closed early.

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  • David Nunn

    Once upon a time, you could.

    Suppose the bidding got to a point that you, as seller, are satisfied with the price. The bidder had bid all he's going to, and there are still several days to go on the auction. Bidder contacts you and asks you if you will be happy with the current high bid. If you agree, then you could end the auction early.

    A long time ago, you could also contact the bidder first, but that went away too.

    So now, what you can do in a situation like that is use the Buy Now option. Bidder contacts seller and makes an offer. If the offer is acceptable to the seller, the seller can set a Buy Now price in that amount, the bidder can hit it, and the deal is done.

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  • nmyers

    I think that most of the time, ending an auction early will cost the seller money. Many bidders wait until the auction is nearly completed to place their bid. You have nothing to gain if you were to end an auction early & you may lose a lot.

    There are legitimate reasons to end an auction early, whether or not there are bids: you learn that what you listed is not accurately described, or gets lost or stolen after you have listed. Getting that straightened out today will prove difficult.

    Neal

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  • cbxjeff

    Thanks for the advise guys. I currently have a lot of ten FN 5.7x28 50 round magazines listed on the auction side with a high bid of $5.25 for the lot. I hate to sell these for $0.52 each but may have to, and just chalk this up to experience. 😒

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  • select-fire

    They will go up..

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  • cbxjeff

    That's encouraging. I'll just hang on select-fire.

    "Blessed be those who sit and wait."

    😁

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  • Grasshopper

    Post the auction Jeff, I can't find it.

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  • cbxjeff

    I think my problem was that my heading was AR 15 FN 5.7 50 round magazine. I should have used FN PS90/P90. Can I edit this listing?

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  • Ricci.Wright

    Nope, not once you have a bid. You can add to the description. I have no use for these mags but I did just bump you up over $100.00. Good luck!!!

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  • cbxjeff

    Thanks Ricci.Wright. My blood pressure just dropped 15 points! Should I have mentioned FN PS90/P90?

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  • mark christian
    cbxjeff: 30931060436251/comments/30931071734171

    I think my problem was that my heading was AR 15 FN 5.7 50 round magazine. I should have used FN PS90/P90. Can I edit this listing?

    You can no longer edit, but you can add/update the information. Your update will appear in a separate box and not in the body of the main text.

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  • cbxjeff

    I've done that now Mark. Hope this will help. B.T.W., that FN feed system is quite impressive.

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  • mark christian

    I'll give you a free shameless plug, Jeff. Here is the link...

    AR five seven 5.7 x 28 - 50 round magazines - Rifle Magazines & Rifle Clips at GunBroker.com : 909693729

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  • toad67

    I think items that are searched for will come up if the words are in the description, even if not in the title.

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  • Grasshopper

    Your listing title is the issue. I mean you have to really cover the bases with wording or they won't be found. Don't ask me how I know.🤐

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