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How do I cancel a bid in EBay. I know that it's something I have to go about complicated procedures in order to accomplish, but I can't find the right button to START the procedure. Any thoughts? I had multiple windows open and I guess something got crossed in my brain on in the internet, so I ended up bidding on the wrong item.

 

Maybe this belongs in a different forum? Sorry if I'm usurping space inappropriately. Thanks for your help.

 

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How do I cancel a bid in EBay. I know that it's something I have to go about complicated procedures in order to accomplish, but I can't find the right button to START the procedure. Any thoughts? I had multiple windows open and I guess something got crossed in my brain on in the internet, so I ended up bidding on the wrong item.

 

Maybe this belongs in a different forum? Sorry if I'm usurping space inappropriately. Thanks for your help.

http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/questions/retract-bid.html

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How do I cancel a bid in EBay. I know that it's something I have to go about complicated procedures in order to accomplish, but I can't find the right button to START the procedure. Any thoughts? I had multiple windows open and I guess something got crossed in my brain on in the internet, so I ended up bidding on the wrong item.

 

Maybe this belongs in a different forum? Sorry if I'm usurping space inappropriately. Thanks for your help.

http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/questions/retract-bid.html

 

 

Wow that was quick and easy. I guess thanks to the fact that there's a lot of time left on the auction (the page says you can't retract within the last 12 hours). Wonder why my searches didn't turn up that page.

 

anyway, thanks for the help, Chemyst. I owe you one ... umm ... something. Coming to NOLa any time soon? :)

 

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How do I cancel a bid in EBay. I know that it's something I have to go about complicated procedures in order to accomplish, but I can't find the right button to START the procedure. Any thoughts? I had multiple windows open and I guess something got crossed in my brain on in the internet, so I ended up bidding on the wrong item.

 

Maybe this belongs in a different forum? Sorry if I'm usurping space inappropriately. Thanks for your help.

http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/questions/retract-bid.html

 

 

Wow that was quick and easy. I guess thanks to the fact that there's a lot of time left on the auction (the page says you can't retract within the last 12 hours). Wonder why my searches didn't turn up that page.

 

anyway, thanks for the help, Chemyst. I owe you one ... umm ... something. Coming to NOLa any time soon? :)

No, I think my days of quarterly trips to LA are done. Not that I didn't like flying into Natchitoches regional airport, where they roll up the runway at 7pm...

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