Yep, They probably realised thy made a mistake with the original price on the listing and have increased it.
They were under no obligation to accept your offer, and even though frustrating it is allowed.
Bids on auctions, are different if it was a bid and they cancelled the listing to relist, they could face a selling ' penalty' here and pay a fee based on the highest bid placed for ending the auction.
tressygirl
Mentor10 months agoYep, They probably realised thy made a mistake with the original price on the listing and have increased it.
They were under no obligation to accept your offer, and even though frustrating it is allowed.
Bids on auctions, are different if it was a bid and they cancelled the listing to relist, they could face a selling ' penalty' here and pay a fee based on the highest bid placed for ending the auction.
@mikeybell65
mikeybell65
OP10 months agoThank you for this explanation.
I must admit, I was livid 😂
The item was on at £12, I offered £10 which they declined. As I offered £11, it was only then I noticed they’d upped the item to £17.
They’ve not responded to my latest offer - can I somehow cancel it, do you know?
Thank you so much for your help.
**peaseblossom**
Mentor10 months agoSellers cannot normally revise a listing that has had offers. But if they wanted to relist at a higher price that's up to them.
jckl1957
·10 months agoOf course they can.