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Making an offer

If a seller has enabled offers on their listing, you can propose a price lower than the asking price. Here's how it works.

How to make an offer

  1. Click on the item's product details page
  2. Tap ‘Make an Offer’ (this button appears below ‘Add to cart’ if the seller has enabled offers)
  3. Enter your offer amount
  4. Submit your offer

The seller will be notified and can accept, decline, or let your offer expire. 

If your offer amount is below what the seller is willing to accept, you’ll see a message that your offer doesn't meet the minimum set by the seller. You’ll need to submit a new offer that is closer to the listing price if you want to continue.

The 3-offer limit

You can make up to 3 offers on the same listing. After 3 declined or expired offers, you won't be able to make further offers on that item. You can still buy it at the full asking price. 

What happens next

Once your offer is submitted, the seller has 48 hours to respond.

  • Accepted: once you receive a notification that your offer has been accepted you’ll have 24 hours to complete payment at your offered price. If you don't pay within this window, the offer expires
  • Declined: you'll be notified and can make another offer or buy at the full price
  • No response: offers expire automatically after 48 hours if the seller doesn't act

You can withdraw an offer if you change your mind, but once an offer is accepted, it can’t be changed.

Things to know

  • Not all listings have offers enabled, it's the seller's choice
  • Sellers can set a minimum offer threshold, so low offers will be automatically rejected
  • A low auto-rejected offer counts towards the 3-offer limit
  • Offers are per listing, which means you can make offers on multiple different listings simultaneously
  • If an item sells to another buyer while your offer is pending, your offer will be cancelled automatically

The bottom line

If a listing has offers enabled, tap 'Make an Offer' and enter your price. You have up to 3 attempts per listing. If accepted, complete payment within the payment window to secure the item.

 

Related articles:

How to buy an item

Understanding buyer fees

Payment methods

Messaging sellers 

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