The Auction Has Ended with an ERROR Response
Frequently, the ERROR response means your bid was delivered normally, but there was a problem with your bid once it arrived at eBay. It could mean there was a problem with your account or the auction listing. Click the RESPONSE button on the bid listing promptly after the auction ends for details.
The Auction Has Ended with an PASSWORD Response
Bidnapper sends the PASSWORD response when there is a problem with the link to eBay. If you have changed your eBay login lately, you need to update the link between your Bidnapper account and eBay. To do this update, log into Bidnapper, then go to MY ACCOUNT menu>MANAGE LOGINS and look for the RELINK TO EBAY link. You know your account is relinked when you get a verification message.
The Auction Has Ended with an BLOCKED Response
The BLOCKED response means that either the seller has prohibited you from bidding on his auctions, or eBay has prevented you from bidding. Many times the seller does not ship to where you are, and your bid will be blocked. Or, the seller requires you to have a Paypal account and have it `linked` to your eBay account. If you don`t, your bid will be blocked. There are other reasons too. Check your eBay account to be sure you don’t have any overdue charges, and that you are in good standing with them. Then, if you have a history with this seller, you may want to contact him to see the reason your bid was blocked. Click the RESPONSE link on the bid listing to see how eBay responded when we delivered your bid.
The Auction Has Ended with an EARLY Response
eBay allows sellers to end their auction early if the item is no longer available, and other reasons. Or, the auction ended with a BUY IT NOW or BEST OFFER. This auction ended early.
The Auction Has Ended with an LATE Response
This means your bid arrived after the auction ended. This happens infrequently, but it is a fact of sniping. It may have been a momentary slowdown somewhere between our servers and eBay. Or, there may have been a problem on on eBay itself. eBay sometimes posts information on their status board when they have had a problem. Many times they do not, but you may check it HERE. If this happens often, you may want to reset the bidding interval. The default bidding interval is 4 to 5 seconds before the end of the auction. Make this adjustment by going to MY ACCOUNT>SETTINGS.
The Auction Has Ended with an RESERVE Response
That means the reserve was not met, as is indicated on the auction page. If your bid had met or exceeded the reserve, the auction site would have raised it to that level when your bid arrived. Because it did not, your bid was left as the highest bid, but your max bid was kept private in case the item should come up for sale again. Get more information on reserve price auctions on eBay HERE.