How to Withdraw an Offer on eBay
How to retract an eBay offer, when you can do it, and what happens next.
How to retract an offer
If you have made a Best Offer on an eBay listing and need to withdraw it, you can do so through eBay's retraction process, but only under specific circumstances.
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Quick answer
Go to eBay's Bid Retraction page, enter the item number, and select a valid reason. Valid reasons include entering the wrong amount, the seller changing the item description after your offer, or being unable to contact the seller. Retracting offers without a valid reason can result in account warnings or restrictions.
When you can retract
If you typed £100 instead of £10 by mistake, you can retract citing an error.
If the seller significantly altered the item description after your offer, retraction is justified.
Buyer remorse is not considered a valid reason for retracting an offer on eBay.
You can only retract before the seller responds. Once accepted, you are committed to the purchase.
More eBay guidance? Learn how to contact eBay or read about cancelling listings.
Consequences
eBay tracks offer retractions. Occasional retractions for valid reasons are fine, but frequent retractions or those without valid justification can lead to warnings, buying restrictions, or account suspension. Sellers can also see your retraction history and may block you from future purchases.
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Go to the Bid Retraction page in eBay Help, enter the item number, and select a valid reason for retracting.
Yes, but only before the seller responds and only for valid reasons like entering the wrong amount.
Once accepted, you are committed to the purchase. Contact the seller to discuss cancellation.
Occasional valid retractions are fine. Frequent retractions can lead to warnings or restrictions.
Yes, the process is similar. Go to the Bid Retraction page and follow the same steps.
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