Did you mean:. Lower Max Bid. Comments 1. Hi everyone, Due to the age of this thread, it has been closed to further replies. Thank you for understanding. Accepted Solutions 0. Answers 6. For the the conditions and time restrictions for canceling a bid see the eBay help page: Retracting or canceling your bid Under reasons for retracting a bid it states: "You accidentally entered the wrong bid amount due to a typographical error.
Comments 0. Sorry, that is not an option. That is why eBay gives you 2 screens to verify the bid you make. Invalid bid retractions are policy violations. You can retract a bid for the following reasons: You accidentally entered the wrong bid amount due to a typographical error.
How to lower max bid? Hi There was no need to place a bid as early as you did. Ask a Question. Type your question here Most Helpful Posts.
Subject Helpful Re: For what reasons can a seller cancel an order? Whenever you place a bid, you're agreeing to buy the item if you win the auction. However, in some situations you can retract your bid. Keep in mind that you can't always retract a bid once it's made. Bids on items listed in Trading Cards categories, for example, can't be retracted.
If you're not able to retract your bid, you can also try contacting the seller to see if they'll cancel your bid for you. The decision to cancel is at the discretion of the seller. Any other bids can't be retracted, but you can still contact the seller to see if they'll agree to cancel a bid for you.
Read our full Invalid bid retraction policy below for more details. A bid is a binding contract that's active until an auction-style listing ends or you're outbid. You can only retract a bid if the seller significantly changed the description of the item, or if you accidentally bid the wrong amount. Retracting a bid for any other reason is considered an invalid bid retraction. If you're retracting a bid for a valid reason, you'll also need to make sure you do so within the bid retraction timeframe.
If you think another member is violating our bid retraction guidelines, you should contact us to let us know. A bid is a binding contract that's active until an auction-style listing ends.
Once you place a bid, you need to pay for the item if you're the winning bidder. You're not allowed to retract bids to manipulate the bidding process, like trying to find out the maximum bid of the current high bidder or to find out the reserve price. Honest mistakes sometimes occur, so there are a few times when you're allowed to retract or cancel a bid if you meet the time restrictions.
Review the guidelines below.
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