There was a website that tracked the sell price for ebay "make offer" listings. Is it still around?

jmski52

I switched computers awhile back, but when researching current ebay closing auction prices I always like to know what the "make offer" closing prices were. Does anyone remember what that website was? Thank-you in advance!

MWallace

I think I still have the link, but if I do, it's on my old laptop. If no one else comes up with it I'll check tomorrow and see if it's still there.

Steven59

Just click "SOLD ITEMS" tab on the left side of the catagory on the eBay page - shows what coins have sold for wether Auction or BIN.....

LanceNewmanOCC

@jmski52 said:
I switched computers awhile back, but when researching current ebay closing auction prices I always like to know what the "make offer" closing prices were. Does anyone remember what that website was? Thank-you in advance!

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if you mean when the green colors numbers with the line through it indicating an obo was accepted, there are a few different ways.

USED to be, we could change the .com to .de, .ca etc for different countries and that would work but ebay has undergone some serious changes.

watchcount i think was one.

here is a link to a previous thread with a few solutions.

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1024861/alternative-to-watchcount-com

seanq

I believe the site you are thinking of is watchcount.com, I tested it with an auction I won with a Best Offer and it does not appear to give the actual price realized any more.

Sean Reynolds

MasonG

Try this:

https://130point.com/sales/

jmlanzaf

@Steven59 said:
Just click "SOLD ITEMS" tab on the left side of the catagory on the eBay page - shows what coins have sold for wether Auction or BIN.....

That doesn't show you the best offer prices.

SlipKid

Under the seller hub on ebay, there is a tab titled "research" Just type the auction title in and search. It shows as a "fixed price" in the search results.

jmski52

Ebay doesn't give the price on sold items that were bought under "Best Offer", and the only way I found was to use that program. Sometimes, the sales data can be pretty sparse, so the more good data the better.

Goober

There is worthpoint. Never used it though.

habaraca

I use this one

http://www.watchcount.com/

MasonG

@jmski52 said:
Ebay doesn't give the price on sold items that were bought under "Best Offer"

As mentioned above, if you're a seller, you can see the actual sold price through the "Research" tab on the Seller Hub. If you're not a seller, go here:

https://130point.com/sales/

U1chicago

Use the 130point sales site linked above as that’s the only way without being an eBay seller.

Watchcount stopped working several years back (and they mention it on their website).

spyglassdesign

@jmlanzaf said:

@Steven59 said:
Just click "SOLD ITEMS" tab on the left side of the catagory on the eBay page - shows what coins have sold for wether Auction or BIN.....

That doesn't show you the best offer prices.

He missed a step. If you sort by sold price low to high or high to low you can see what price range the offer bought it at (ie look at the price above and below and you can tell its between those two).

It's not exact but gets a ballpark.

jmlanzaf

@spyglassdesign said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@Steven59 said:
Just click "SOLD ITEMS" tab on the left side of the catagory on the eBay page - shows what coins have sold for wether Auction or BIN.....

That doesn't show you the best offer prices.

He missed a step. If you sort by sold price low to high or high to low you can see what price range the offer bought it at (ie look at the price above and below and you can tell its between those two).

It's not exact but gets a ballpark.

Of course. That I've done. Although it sometimes is flaky and I don't understand the results.

Mr Lindy

When I make an ebay offer on an item that sells to someone else I get an email saying what successful price it sold for.