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#8
04-10-2005, 05:05 PM
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eBay question....
Posted By: Don J.
There are actually times when you can raise your own bid on ebay (I've inadvertantly done so). Its a little hard to explain - but say your top bid on something was $151.00 with the showing amount on ebay being $99.00. Say another bidder came up behind you and bid $150.00, still leaving you the top bidder. If you really wanted the item badly and decided to increase your original bid, your bid would go up to the next increment say $152.50 even though you were the prior top bidder. 
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