Suggestion: Make Offer Option

[alyak46141414]

Make Offer on BuyNow only listing.

Buyer makes you an offer and the seller can either accept or counter. When either accepts then it is a binding sale. Either party has 48 hours to accept/reject/counter.

This is an option at FeeBay that I have found useful at times.

[ToyCrazyUK]

Hi

I agree, some people like to think they've got a bargain by not paying full price. Until the actual bidding auctions get more popular this would be a good option to have, so if your item has been listed for a while and has not sold, you can accept an offer, rather than have to edit all your listings to change the price.

[nykmedia]

Make Offer on BuyNow only listing.

Buyer makes you an offer and the seller can either accept or counter. When either accepts then it is a binding sale. Either party has 48 hours to accept/reject/counter.

This is an option at FeeBay that I have found useful at times.

Bumping this as I would rather make an offer on items listed on eBid than have to go elsewhere to buy. I use 'make offer' option quite often on other sites, but the only way to find out if a seller on eBid will accept your offer is to 'ask seller a question' (which I often do).

Please consider the above as a viable, future addition to eBid. It could stop many of those grumbling about overpriced items. Besides, us northerners can't possibly be the only ones willing to haggle for a better bargain

Thank you, in advance, for implementing this worthy addition during a near future upgrade to eBid.