Highest accepted bid $4000
17 Bids (0 Pending)
| User | Bid Amount | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Bidder 11 | $4,000 | Today |
| Bidder 10 | $3,900 | Today |
| Bidder 9 | $3,800 | Today |
| Bidder 8 | $3,650 | Yesterday |
| Bidder 11 | $3,500 | Today |
| Bidder 9 | $2,600 | Yesterday |
| Bidder 9 | $2,400 | Yesterday |
| Bidder 11 | $2,100 | Yesterday |
| Bidder 12 | $2,000 | May 18 |
| Bidder 7 | $1,600 | May 17 |
| Bidder 10 | $1,600 | May 18 |
| Bidder 12 | $1,500 | May 17 |
| Bidder 5 | $1,020 | May 17 |
| Bidder 4 | $1,010 | May 16 |
| Bidder 3 | $1,000 | May 16 |
| Bidder 2 | $10 | May 16 |
| Bidder 1 | $1 | May 16 |
IMPORTANT NOTE
You'll notice that in the last four hours of an auction, text appears on the listing which says:
Ending soon! Bids will extend the auction.
What does this mean?
On Flippa we try to avoid "sniping", which is bidders putting in bids right at the end of the auction listing time. Sniping leads to sellers getting lower prices, and buyers missing out on items they want. We don't like it.
To avoid this, in the last four hours of a listing, any bids which are made will extend the end time of the listing so that there's still four hours left from the time of the bid. This gives other bidders a chance to reply to that bid, if they choose.
This extension continues as long as there are bids, so the downside of this is that popular auctions can go a long way past their originally scheduled end time. However, it gets a better result for all concerned.
