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Reserve Price: Minimum price that the product may sale for. May be the same as Starting Price or not used.
Buy Now Price: Buy Now Price, which allows you to buy an item when you want it, at a known set price.
Minimum Bid Increase: The minimum bid incress for a product.
Start Price: The starting price may be set for the auction. This may be less or the same as a reserve price.
Auction Ends: The date and time the Auction ends. After auction ends, E-mail notifications will be sent to all current bidders.
Current Highest Bid: The current highest bid on the product. If your loged in, and you are the current highest bidder, it will say You are the current high bidder!
How to bid: Once you find an item you're interested in, it's easy to place a bid.
- Carefully review the product listing, and click the Login to Place Bid button on the product page.
- Enter the current bid plus your bid. If a minimum bid increase is active, you must enter the current bid and at lest the minimum amount.
- Click the Submit button to place bid.
You'll get an email if you have been out bid for a product. And when the auction ends, you'll receive another email indicating whether you've won the product or not, with an explanation of what you can do next.
You have been outbid when another buyer has placed a higher bid than yours, and you are no longer the current high bidder.
To help avoid disappointment, ensure that the maximum bid you enter on the item page is the highest price that you're willing to pay. The WarehouseToYou bidding system automatically increases your bid up to the price you specify, so entering a higher bid may help prevent you from being outbid in the closing seconds of a listing.
If you’re outbid on a listing you bid on, you will receive email notifications;
When another buyer's bid exceeds your bid, you’ll receive an email letting you know that you have been outbid. You can use the link in this email to return to the product page and increase your bid.
End of item notice
When a listing ends, an email is automatically sent to losing bidders, informing them that they didn't win the product.