Ebay - Accepted Price For 'offers'

[Julianb]

Ebay seem to removed the facility to check on the 'accepted price' for 45s listed as 'make an offer'. This used to be on the original listing page under print view ( or something similar)

Can anyone advise differently or how to check the selling price?

[Cover-up]

Who knows why ebay decide to cover everrything with yet more smoke and mirrors. Maybe if someone sees a seller accepted an offer of say 25% then the next seller won't try to sell it for such a high starting price, then ebay lose commission? Actually, if ebay change ANYTHING you can be fairly certain it's to benefit them...

 

the only way I can see round this is to do a "sort by price: highest first" and your result will fall somewhere between other transparent prices you can see - so you can roughly deduce the price...   

Edited May 15, 2015 by cover-up

[Mike Lofthouse]

Actually, if ebay change ANYTHING you can be fairly certain it's to benefit them...

 

 

That's because it is a business Cover-up......

[Guest johnny hart]

That's because it is a business Cover-up......

How Twoo, ask for a shipping estimate on a "Buy It Now" and as a Buyer you must commit to Purchase the item to proceed with your humble question, ask for a response from their "Resolution Centre" and you will Die before a simple Yes Or No answer will be given!

[Cover-up]

That's because it is a business Cover-up......

It's a business that keeps making changes and demands on sellers which turns them away in droves. So profits fall, so they try to find other ways to make more money, like charging a 10% fee on the postage. So MORE people get pissed off and leave. And so it goes on.

 

Discogs is the way forward - none of those random WTF auction madness results, but none of the crap either...