If you do that enough, eBay may take action. However, If you retract your bid because of a mistake, and you never make another bid to correct that mistake, then eBay will record that. It is very cynical and vicious to expect that every mistake a buyer makes that they should be nailed to the cross for it, especially when there is a system in place to correct your mistake, no matter how that mistake happened or you look at it. Therefore it is not a policey violation and I would never suggest anyone go against policy. If you made a mistake, and later 'change your mind' because that bid was obviously a mistake, but you didn't catch that mistake until later, then you have every right to retract your bid and enter the correct amount. The 'entered wrong bid amount' bid retraction does not apply to your change of mind ('decided I don't want to pay as much as I made the Max.') The bid retraction policy actually reads: Whether you can retract a bid depends on the circumstances and timing of the bid. Yes, the rules do say "if you changed your mind" but only a mind reader knows if you changed your mind or made a mistake. When buyers remove a bid, we call it retracting a bid. As we will show, the rules on bid retraction is open to misuse. Not saying this is necessarily happening in your case, but sometimes a flaky buyer is actually a seller competing to sell the same item. Secondly, eBay allows the bidder to retract any bid if the description of an item is changed. Enter their name and that account can never bid from you again.
Type 'blocking a bidder or buyer' into the help search field and go to 'blocked bidder list'. When sellers remove a bid, we call it cancelling a bid. You can block specific buyers from bidding entirely. Retracting a bid for any other reason is considered an invalid bid retraction. You can only retract a bid if the seller significantly changed the description of the item, or if you accidentally bid the wrong amount. Or, you can also select Cancel a bid below. A bid is a binding contract that's active until an auction-style listing ends or you're outbid. Someone wrote : "The "entered wrong bid amount" bid retraction does not apply to your change of mind ("decided I don't want to pay as much as I made the Max.") " Enter the item number, the username of the member whose bid you're cancelling, and the reason you're cancelling the bid.
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