TOP If the reserve price was not met, the item is unfortunately not considered sold. We recommend that you relist the item at a lower reserve price.

If no Buyer made any bid more than the reserve price then it dispaly the message "Reserve price not met". if auction closed without meeting the reserve price of product then seller has right to not sold product and seller now has an option of relisting the item. See similar questions...

If an auction ends and the reserve price has not been met, both the seller and the high bidder are released from any further obligation to complete the transaction. stated in the OcuSource Rules: "The reserve price is the lowest price at which a seller is willing to sell an item." The buyer must be able to assume if they did not meet the reserve price, then as stated, the seller will not be willing to sell the item. See similar questions...

Your item won't sell if nobody bids up to the reserve price. You will get a notice telling you that the item hasn't sold. If you haven't already relisted the item for free, you will be able to do so (provided you don't raise the starting bid or reserve price). If a relisted item doesn't sell, you can put it in the Orphanage category, except that there are no reserve prices in the Orphanage. See similar questions...

Sellers may set absolute minimum reserve prices for their domains. This price should be the minimum “NET” amount the seller will consider selling the domain, excluding commission and transaction fee. While Moniker prefers to feature names for sale that do not have a reserve price, we will consider including high quality names that are attached to a fair and reasonable reserve price. See similar questions...

you place your bids for machinery listed on the UBIDMACHINERY.COM service auction web site, a message will appear in red to indicate whether or not the Reserve Price has been met. If the Reserve Price has not been met and you still want to purchase the machine, you must continue to bid until you reach the Reserve Price. The machinery will not be considered as sold if the Reserve Price has not been met. See similar questions...

If the reserve price has not been met at the close of an auction, the seller has the option of re-submitting the lot at the next auction. If the seller chooses not to re-submit an unsold lot for the next scheduled auction, neither a service commission or withdrawal fee are payable. Bidders who submitted a bid under the reserve price are not obliged to purchase the lot. See similar questions...

Usually, no. If the highest bid at auction close does not meet the Reserve Price, the seller is not required to sell the item. However, if your high bid is within 10% of the reserve price, the seller MAY choose to contact you. In this case, the seller will have a period of 48 hours after auction close in which to contact you. If you are contacted by the seller, however, keep in mind that you are under no obligation to purchase the item. See similar questions...

No seller should be asked to accept a lower price for a house just because it is in a radon affected area - or if his or her radon level has tested below the Action Level. However, if the radon level has tested above the action level, buyer and seller should agree a fair price reduction to reflect reasonable costs, not the most expensive possible solution. The more difficult case is when the radon levels are not known at the time of the sale. See similar questions...

The lowest price the seller will accept for the item. Sellers are given the option of setting a reserve price when posting an item to the auction. The actual reserve price is hidden. The message (reserve price not yet met) or (reserve price met) is displayed. The seller is not required to sell the item unless the reserve price is met. See similar questions...