Anyone ever have 12 watchers on a .99 auction with no bids!

onebamafan

Bizarre! Four days left , but still............................................weirding me out.
BV $200............

BunchOBull

Must not be an item that anyone wants to pay more than a couple of dollars for? That seems to happen when a lot of people are interested, but don't want to cause an artificial price spike in the item.

AnOldCard

OK.... I'll offer .98 c ...... please don't make me keep watching

lsutigers1973

I have a BIN listing with 5 watchers. Why?

bman90278

It happened to me early last year when I was selling off my antique fishing lures collection. I had lures that had 12+ watchers, but they all ended up getting bids on the last 2 days and some sold for $100 to $200. So you never know. Make sure you are getting lots of views and that you are in the right category.

good luck

WinPitcher

Some watchers just want to see if the item sells.

In the case of the 200.00 Item they could be waiting to see what happens.


Steve

clayshooter22

I watch items that I want but might be overpriced. Often I'm trying to get it at a cheaper price so want to see it NOT sell and then use the relist link to find it when its relisted.

goraiders

I watch some stuff I already own,just to see what it would
bring in today's market,you never know.I also watch some buy-it-nows,
just to see if they ever sell,I'm watching two Ted Williams "slendid splinter" autographed
portraits,one is for $999.99 obo,has 5 or 6 offers,then there's one with a buy it now
for $399,same piece #ed 1000,can't figure out why they don't just buy the $399 one?
I wish someone would pull the trigger on the $999 one,then i will list mine.

J.R.