Ebay multi auctions
Discussion
When an auction listing says that there are 10 of the item available do the first 10 highest bidders win and pay their respective bids?
So say there is a listing for a Bugatti Veyron (for example) and there are 10 available, if I'm the 10th lowest winning bidder at 10p do I get it for 10p even if the other 9 have bid £1 million?
So say there is a listing for a Bugatti Veyron (for example) and there are 10 available, if I'm the 10th lowest winning bidder at 10p do I get it for 10p even if the other 9 have bid £1 million?
king stupid. If you could buy a Veyron for 10p we would all be at it 
Right - the experiment has been done.
The result was unexpected.
All winners pay the same amount - the amount of the lowest winning bid.
Worryingly that was me and my at my bid limit.
Still a bargain but irritatingly significantly more than a similar auction for a less spec'd machine which ended at the same time.
Mmmmmmmmmm Ebaytastic.
The result was unexpected.
All winners pay the same amount - the amount of the lowest winning bid.
Worryingly that was me and my at my bid limit.
Still a bargain but irritatingly significantly more than a similar auction for a less spec'd machine which ended at the same time.
Mmmmmmmmmm Ebaytastic.
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