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I used your listing as a "test case" to enter in various dollar amounts to see how the interaction design and app works. The $1,500 bid that was inputted/accept
by ahmadss 14y ago
I used your listing as a "test case" to enter in various dollar amounts to see how the interaction design and app works. The $1,500 bid that was inputted/accepted was mine after I started bidding at $1,000. The first price counter price I received was $1,880, then $1,6XX, then it finally accepted my $1,500.
Did you have any control on how readily/quickly/aggressively you discount your price when creating a new auction listing?
- bunkat 14y agoWe do have a sample auction to test these things out instead of using peoples real auctions :) Currently BidKat is tweaked to be fair to the buyer while attempting to optimize the results for the seller. Our algorithm is configurable though and we may provide settings to sellers in the future.
- lewisflude 14y agoI got all excited when I got a bid! Nope, I selected a range. In this case $1200 - $2000. Also, I should note that I'm from London, England. Changing the $ to a £ would be a pretty nice feature. Interesting regarding the counter prices, also nice touch that BidKat suggest you give a "donation" when you get a bid offer. I think if I had a real bid offer, I'd be inclined to donate $5 or so!
- bunkat 14y agoWe have the ability to select different monetary units for auctions and will be implementing that feature shortly. What do you mean that you didn't really get a bid?