Need some semantics help. What would be a good word to use in an auction for an offer/price amount that would automatically be accepted and end the
Posted by
GregW (aka not2fast)
May 8 '12, 13:05
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auction? This would be something like eBay's buy-it-now price, but it wouldn't be public.
This auction will accept offers and can end at any time, going to the highest bidder. It can also end if a certain price is reached, if the seller doesn't want to wait several days to finish an auction and get paid if it reaches a certain amount.
We have juggled with words like threshold, floor, ceiling and automatic accept, but nothing sounds quite right to me.
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Responses:
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"Item will automatically be sold if a bidder reaches the seller's trigger price." -- nm
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TWuG
May 8, 13:36
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The Mitt Romney -- nm
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zeitgeist
May 8, 13:29
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the price for men who are well-endowed -- nm
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con_carne
May 8, 13:25
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i'm gonna make you an offer you can't refuse -- nm
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Danedukenuuk
May 8, 13:17
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Secrectly Established Limit Level -- nm
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marcel
May 8, 13:15
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Bring That Chicken Home Price! -- nm
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prayformojo
May 8, 13:15
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Call Price? -- nm
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marcel
May 8, 13:11
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The Nexus. Pinnacle pricing. Shiftronic. Kevin. -- nm
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TFox
May 8, 13:10
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Double-secret acceptance price. -- nm
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Don Homer
May 8, 13:10
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Circuit breaker? -- nm
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znufrii
May 8, 13:09
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Unannounced Buy It Now price. -- nm
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Will Hunting
May 8, 13:07
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Trigger? -- nm
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mara
May 8, 13:07
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Bidding ceiling sounds correct to me. -- nm
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TFox
May 8, 13:07
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