need guidance...

A bidder asked me to end an auction early at a price that would satisfy my goal for the auction. It doesn't feel right to me, though.
So I'm asking...
What are the ethics of ending an auction early? I don't care if it happens all the time. Do you feel like it's a totally normal, totally fair way of doing business?
So I'm asking...
What are the ethics of ending an auction early? I don't care if it happens all the time. Do you feel like it's a totally normal, totally fair way of doing business?
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I always let the auction continue.
Does it piss me off when I'm watching a card/item I really want, just to see it end early? Sure, but que sera sera.
But when you agree to put it up for auction, you are essentially entering into a contract. And I'm a big fan of honoring your end of the deal.
I just didn't know if I was taking it too seriously or if ending auctions early is more of a universally accepted part of ebay card buying/selling world.
My Sandberg topps basic set
My Sandberg Topps Master set
I'm not sensing a lot of ethical opposition to this. Maybe I should just do it? hmmmm.
If somebody offers you a deal that's too good to pass up, at least give the current high bidder a chance to match or beat the offer. If he does, you get more. If he doesn't, at least you gave him a chance and he would have been outbid anyway. If he matches/tops the offer you can sell to him. The other guy talked you into ending it early, you just didn't sell it to him.