Is there a website that shows what purchases an eBay buyer has made?

Dboneesq

eBay no longer shows them and the website I used to use no longer has that option. Thanks.

tsalems1

link

Type in auction number

Sometimes Doug, you will see this...

Sold For:…price may be shown here on eBay

Where it says "shown here on Ebay" you can click this and it will be directed to the auction showing the final price

Dboneesq

Thanks Tom, but I was looking for a search using the eBay name. That LINK seems to be good for a Best Offer, now that the PRINT button no longer works.

tsalems1

<< <i>Thanks Tom, but I was looking for a search using the eBay name. That LINK seems to be good for a Best Offer, now that the PRINT button no longer works. >>



OH :

My bad

grote15

Here you go, Doug:

Link

Publius

<< <i>Here you go, Doug:

Link >>



Well that's pretty cool, and handy!

mikelowell25

Thanks tim--don't know what I would do without you!!

Dboneesq

AWESOME TIM! Thanks very much. HOWEVER, the price may not be correct. If it was a BIN with a B/O option, it may not show the final price. Then you would have to copy the item number and paste it in the LINK that Tom provided.

grote15

<< <i>AWESOME TIM! Thanks very much. HOWEVER, the price may not be correct. If it was a BIN with a B/O option, it may not show the final price. Then you would have to copy the item number and paste it in the LINK that Tom provided. >>



You're welcome, Doug~I don't use it to find out pricing, though, as there are other methods to find that out.

charrigan

What's the best use of this? (besides snooping ....)

grote15

<< <i>What's the best use of this? (besides snooping ....) >>

Dboneesq

<< <i>What's the best use of this? (besides snooping ....) >>


I was just curious about an ebayer who kept emailing me & asking me to lower the price of a card by a couple of dollars. (We are talking about a $15.00 card.) He said he really didn't have that much money to spend due to medical bills. I looked at what he purchased ... most were autographed cards & were cheap ... less than $30.00. Then I saw he picked up a nice auto the beginning of the month for $350.00. Sorry buddy, you can afford my $15.00 card!

MULLINS5

<< <i>What's the best use of this? (besides snooping ....) >>



My sister had her ex thrown in the slammer for a week for not paying child support. She used an old site (goofbay) to show that he lied about not having the money.

grote15

<< <i>

<< <i>What's the best use of this? (besides snooping ....) >>


I was just curious about an ebayer who kept emailing me & asking me to lower the price of a card by a couple of dollars. (We are talking about a $15.00 card.) He said he really didn't have that much money to spend due to medical bills. I looked at what he purchased ... most were autographed cards & were cheap ... less than $30.00. Then I saw he picked up a nice auto the beginning of the month for $350.00. Sorry buddy, you can afford my $15.00 card! >>



Not if he had only $355 left before that, LOL!

silverinvestor

<< <i>AWESOME TIM! Thanks very much. HOWEVER, the price may not be correct. If it was a BIN with a B/O option, it may not show the final price. Then you would have to copy the item number and paste it in the LINK that Tom provided. >>



There's a faster way - just click the little "ilu" link when you wanna see the actual selling price for those BO items.

It wud be nice if they included it right in the buyer history results, but another click ain't so bad...

grote15

Found it..

gemint

Does anyone know of a site that allows you to look up purchases from long ago? I lost my email archives about 8 years ago so I have no records of what I paid for items bought on eBay before then.

Dboneesq

Tony, it really is. I have no problem working with a buyer, but when you tell me you can't afford my $10.00 - $15.00 card because you have medical expenses, make sure I can't see that you purchased many cards in the same price range this past month, along with one for $50.00 and another autograph for $350.00! (I'm not doubting that the guy has high medical expenses, but it looks like he can afford $15.00.)