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Help >Bidding & InstantBuy Policy
Whenever you place a bid on the item, you are formally indicating that you will be legally
obliged to purchase the item from the seller should you end up as the winning bidder when
the auction closes. This is also the case when you use the InstantBuy feature to instantly
"win" (purchase) an item.
Furthermore, you are expected to have read and agreed to the terms and conditions of the seller, and are satisfied that you are buying what description stated, including answers to any questions being displayed on the item description.
In all cases, if you do not agree with the terms and conditions of the seller, are unsure of what the seller is actually selling, or are unprepared to enter into a legally binding agreement to purchase the item, you should not place a bid or use the InstantBuy feature.
Should you end up as a winning bidder (or InstantBuy purchaser), and do not carry out the transaction (purchase), you may be subject to legal action.
Furthermore, you are expected to have read and agreed to the terms and conditions of the seller, and are satisfied that you are buying what description stated, including answers to any questions being displayed on the item description.
In all cases, if you do not agree with the terms and conditions of the seller, are unsure of what the seller is actually selling, or are unprepared to enter into a legally binding agreement to purchase the item, you should not place a bid or use the InstantBuy feature.
Should you end up as a winning bidder (or InstantBuy purchaser), and do not carry out the transaction (purchase), you may be subject to legal action.