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FAQs

How does m/c bid work? ›

At MAC. BID we buy truckloads of closeouts merchandise and customer returns from major retailers. We receive "New" and "Used" items that are sold individually at aggressive discounts, in-store and online. In-store, prices begin at 50% of retail and are discounted each week.

Are there any fees? Yes, our normal 15% Buyer Premium and $3 per lot fees will be applied to your invoice. Bid accordingly!

Did you win? Pick up items at one of our 20+ locations. Learn how to Bid, Win & Save up to 80% off retail prices in the videos below!

Bidding - By placing a bid in an auction, you are extending an irrevocable offer to purchase the items at the price set forth in the bid. Once entered, a bid may not be retracted.

As of 2022, eBay has rolled out a new rule that states all unpaid items must be settled within four days from the time that the buyer has finalized the order or has won the auction. Therefore, a buyer must pay for the sold items within that period.

If the Buyer does not pick-up an item within the removal period for the specific Selling Event, MAC. BID may, at their sole discretion, deem the item to have been abandoned by the Buyer and the Buyer will have no further rights with respect to the item.

You pay whatever your high bid is at the end of the auction. If your high bid is currently $152.50, and the auction ends, then that is what is what you pay. The $200 is your proxy bid and ebay will auto bid for you until your proxy bid has been hit, if others continue to bid against you.

M@C Discount began in western Pennsylvania a little over five years ago. Campbell and other co-founder Shawn Allen had been working together in reverse logistics for a company called Genco.

The term "bid" refers to the highest price a buyer will pay to buy a specified number of shares of a stock at any given time. The term "ask" refers to the lowest price at which a seller will sell the stock. The bid price will almost always be lower than the ask or “offer,” price.

Consequences for Failing to Pay a Winning Bid

If you win something at an auction, you are legally bound to pay the agreed price once the hammer falls.

Is it safe to sell your Mac? ›

If you find that you are no longer using your Mac then the answer is YES. You should sell your Mac when you find that you are no longer using it. Macs are popular computers that hold their value pretty well, but it's a good idea to sell your Mac as soon as you realize that you no longer need it.

Bidding Equals Commitment

By bidding on an item, you obligate yourself to pay for the item if you win it, even if you decide you no longer want it.

Please note that if you have accidentally placed a MaxBid, you can lower it to the current bid level by simply entering the new number in the bid box.

If the listing ends in under 12 hours, you can retract your most recent bid, but only if it's been less than an hour since you placed it. If you are outside that time frame, your best bet is to communicate directly with the seller and persuade them to cancel your bid at their end.

A seller can cancel any bid at any time before the auction ends. A bidder can retract their bid if the auction has more than 12 hour left. During the final 2 hour, a bid can be retracted only within an hour after being placed.

Cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM): Definition

A way to bid where you pay per one thousand views (impressions) on the Google Display Network. Viewable CPM (vCPM) bidding ensures that you only pay when your ads can be seen.

What is the Bid Submission Process? Plans are required to submit an individual bid for each contract within a plan to CMS every June. This standardized process allows CMS to review a health plan's estimated revenue requirements and costs of providing value-based care for each upcoming calendar year.

Cost-per-click (CPC) bidding means that you pay for each click on your ads. For CPC bidding campaigns, you set a maximum cost-per-click bid - or simply "max. CPC" - that's the highest amount that you're willing to pay for a click on your ad (unless you're setting bid adjustments, or using Enhanced CPC). Your max.

The mandatory bid provided for under the Takeover Code is a partial bid: it requires acquiring companies exceeding the shareholding threshold to offer to purchase some portion of the outstanding shares rather than all of them.