LastDodo site & app/Auction rules10 messages

Hello,
I think that the auction concept is a bit of a double measure. The one time I offer something, it must come to a value of € 50, then again € 75. Recently I offered something that I expected to bring in $ 15 and was included in the auction. Perhaps you yourself have to read the rules carefully and apply them as they are, then I think you can abolish a number of auctions because the minimum set amount is really not achieved with some.

You may have to read the rules carefully and apply them as they are set, then I think you can abolish a number of auctions because the minimum set amount is really not achieved with some.

At auctions in the start-up phase, cheaper lots are sometimes included, because they fit well in the lot list at that time. Ultimately, all lots must be able to achieve a realistic estimated yield of at least € 75. The fact that not every lot ultimately yields this is usually due to the fact that at that time there are not several collectors who bring the price to the estimated level.

een vraagje van mij :)

Als een stripkavel minimaal €75,- euro op moet leveren

waarom zou een koper dan b.v. €10,- bieden terwijl je weet dat je hem daarvoor toch niet krijgt?

je kan dan dan toch net zo goed met een startbod van €75,- beginnen

in de regels staat:

"Alle kavels starten bij de veiling op 1 euro zonder minimumprijs. Uitzonderingen hierop worden alleen gemaakt voor kavels waarbij een uitzonderlijk hoge opbrengst te verwachten is. De ervaring leert dat starten op 1 euro een veel hogere opbrengst oplevert dan aanbieden met een hoge startprijs omdat kopers de kavels daardoor interessanter vinden en beter gaan volgen. Ook de eerder geveilde topstukken, die soms duizenden euro's opleverden, zijn gestart op 1 euro."

interessant of niet je krijgt hem nog steeds niet onder de €75,-euries

Ikzelf zou juist denken als ik een boek graag wil hebben en best bereid ben om minimaal €75,- te betalen

maar deze komt niet hoger dan €50,- dan zou ik misschien niet verder bieden met de gedachte dat het boek het niet waard is (ook al is deze in bijna nieuwstaat) het zou mij dus een beetje afschrikken om op het laatste moment te bieden

als het startbod meteen 75,- was zou ik waarschijnlijk wel bieden

niet verkeerd bedoeld :) gewoon een observatie

gr. Wino

a question from me :)

If a comic lot must yield at least €75

why would a buyer, for example, offer € 10, while you know that you will not get it anyway?

you might as well start with a starting bid of €75

in the rules it says:

"All lots start at the auction at 1 euro with no reserve price. Exceptions to this are only made for lots where an exceptionally high yield can be expected. Experience shows that starting at 1 euro yields a much higher yield than offering with a high starting price because buyers find the lots more interesting and follow better. The previously auctioned masterpieces, which sometimes yielded thousands of euros, also started at 1 euro."

interesting or not you still won't get it under €75,-euries

I myself would think if I would like to have a book and am quite willing to pay at least € 75

but this does not exceed € 50, - then I might not bid further with the thought that the book is not worth it (even if it is in almost new condition) so it would put me off a bit to bid at the last minute

if the starting bid was 75 immediately, I would probably bid

no offense intended :) just an observation

gr. Wino

If a strip lot has to deliver at least € 75, - why would a buyer, for example, Offer € 10 even though you know you won't get it anyway?

The amount of 75 euros is an estimate made by the auctioneers. This does not mean that a lot will also be purchased for at least this amount.

With a little luck for the buyer and therefore bad luck for the seller, a lot will be sold for much less.

I have already won several lots for much less than the provider expected ....

@winowil
why would a buyer e.g. Offer € 10 even though you know you won't get it anyway?

Offered lots must have a realistic estimated yield of at least € 75. However, this does not mean that all lots will actually yield that amount during the auction. That is highly dependent on whether there are at least 2 collectors who want such an item at that time. If there is only 1 bidder left, the pricing will stop.

Each bid made is also legally valid. The buyer must pay and the seller must deliver, regardless of the price.

interesting or not, you still won't get it under € 75, -

This statement is therefore incorrect. Sometimes very high amounts are offered, but sometimes too low amounts are offered. That is why during the closing evening there are very frequent bids for such "bargains", because at that time they still have a very attractive (too) low price.

ok :) then I have misunderstood the rules, especially the word -should- has confused me for a moment, I think

Lots comics, original drawings and comic curiosities. A lot can consist of one special object or of several items. The expected yield of a lot must be at least 75 euros.

By the way, the response was quick, say: P

gr . Wino

If I have something for sale with a certain price in mind and this price is not reached, do I still have to deliver?

grt,

JOOP

If I have something for sale with a certain price in mind and this price is not met, do I still have to deliver?

Yes! The rules are crystal clear in this ....

@ joop1943
If I have something for sale with a certain price in mind and this price is not reached, do I still have to deliver?

Before you put anything up for auction, be sure to read the Terms of Use . It states, among other things, that every bid made is legally valid. The buyer must pay and the seller must deliver, regardless of the amount of the bid.

[edit - RikMooren was just before me]

[edit - RikMooren was just before me]

Last time almost 2 minutes and now only 10 seconds, so you are getting close.

The first time next time? (- :)