equinux iSale express 1.2.9 - Manual (Page 16)

Click and type in the price for your item.
Select this option to sell
your item at a fixed price.
When you set a fixed price for your auction, you can also choose
to use eBay’s “Best Offer” feature, which gives buyers and sellers a
quick, easy and safe way to negotiate prices online. With Best Of-
fer, potential sellers can suggest a price which they are willing to
pay, and you can decide whether to accept or reject the price.
iSale express also offers options to automatically reject all offers
below a certain threshold, and to accept all offers above a certain
threshold. Of course, these thresholds are not disclosed to poten-
tial buyers.
Select this option to
allow potential
buyers to suggest a
price they are
willing to pay.
iSale express will automatically decline
offers below this price. Setting an decli-
ne price is optional.
iSale express will automatically
accept offers above this price.
Setting an accept price is opti-
In the above example, potential buyers could suggest any price
below 100 US-$. If the suggested price is 60 $ or less, the offer will
be automatically rejected. If the suggested price is 8 $ or more, it
will be accepted. If the suggested price is between 60 and 8 $,
you will receive a notification e-mail from eBay in which you can
choose to accept or reject the offer.
Note A fixed price cannot be combined with the following
pricing options.
Buy It Now
If you would like to auction an item, but are also prepared to sell
it immediately for a pre-determined price, eBay allows you to
specify a ”Buy It Now“ price in addition to the starting price.
To set the “Buy It Now” price, please complete the following:
‣ Select the field next to “Buy It Now” and enter your price
As long as no one has bid on the item, it can be purchased for the
“Buy It Now“ price. However, as soon as someone bids on the
item, “Buy It Now” is no longer possible. Additional information
about this pricing option can be found on the eBay website.
Note Fixed and “Buy It Now“ prices may look like attractive
options, but if you over- or underestimate the market
value of your item, you might not be able to sell it – or,
worse still, make less money than possible.