is there any way to remove your bid on ebay?
483499
Yes, contact the seller who is selling the item.\n\nASk him you want to retract your bid. \n\nThe seller has the option to take you off the list.
423585
THEY HAVE JUST RESTRUCTURED THEIR WEBSITE AND HAVE PEOBLEMS WITH THIS FEATURE I AM ALSO HAVING THIS PROBLEM - IT IS NOT YOUR FAULT AND EBAY IS NOT IGNORING YOUR REQUEST BUT IT IS S BUG IN THE NEW SITE
846701
Yes, you are obligated to sell the item even if the bid is only $10.  The best way to protect yourself is to put a "reserve" price on the item.  That is, the least you will accept for the item.  If your reserve price isn't met, you are not obligated to sell the item.\nGood luck
1173426
If you bid on it, and changed your mind, it isn't fair to the seller.  It isn't fair to other buyer's who saw your bid.  You've wasted other people's time and energy.\n\nA deal is a deal as they say.\n\nIf there is some type of extenuating circumstance that you couldn't reasonably anticipate, you might try to work things out with the seller.\n\nYou should just suck it up and pay for the item. \n\nYou might ask the seller not to ship it, and be able to save on shipping charges.\n\nNext time, wait until you're sure you want it before bidding.
850609
No.  Let them bid and win the auction.  At the end of the auction if they are the high bidders then the payment information they need will be available.  \n\nDon't forget that ebay and paypal have very important personal information like bank acct numbers and credit card numbers...there are a LOT of people trying to get access to accounts to steal either merchandise or money and leave someone else to pay the bill.  \n\nDo not share unnecessary information ever.  They do not need that information to bid.\n\nIt is far easier to prevent theft than to remedy it.  Be safe and good luck with your auctions!
1006709
Call PayPal's Customer Service (1-402-935-2050).  They should be able to provide you with your options.  Also contact eBay and file a complaint there.
670900
YOU CAN CANCEL A BID BUT YOU SHOULD LET THE SELLER KNOW YOUR REASONS. ALSO BE PREPARED FOR BAD FEEDBACK.
1122036
Ebay has its own toolbar -\n\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/ebay_toolbar/
691569
Yes, you can but as everyone mentioned there are rules. Its called bid retraction.\n\nFTY: before entering a legally binding agreement you might want to read the rules so you don't get yourself into trouble. :) friendly suggestion only.
1110070
If you are a new seller, you cant do the buy it now option yet until you have at least 10 positive feedbacks first. After you get 10 positive feedbacks, ebay will let you do the buy it now option. \n\nIf you already have 10+ feedbacks, then you can change it anytime. Even if there are 3 watchers, you have the right to change the options on your own auction.\n\nNormally people bid at the last minute, so you might have all of them bidding at the end.
103846
they should have an option on the website to cancel.  or look under contact information and email/call and they will tell you how to do it.
297416
Try google. You also bid on ebay.
968739
Delete it!\n\neBay members can Forward the message to spoof@eBay.com\n\nLegitimate messages are also found in an eBay member's My Messages section.
293559
yeah change the pass word or close account... or... buy more than three items and dont pay for them and you will get suspended until you pay.\n\nif you know his ebay details shut down his account
271695
tell eBay, if you used pay pal, they will track down the seller and force them to reimburse you.
745751
I don't know what "The Best Offers" is and am not about to look it up.  Sounds like once they have your e-mail address, you will get bombarded with ads.  You can try e-mailing them and ask to have your name removed, but don't bet on it.  Next time you get a best offer in your inbox, click the  SPAM button and it will be blocked.
684305
Try going to the top of the page-->tools-->internet options-->delete cookies-->confirm... That might clear the way into your email and ebay for you.