aquabid reserve price

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No, it's a separate function. The auctioneer/seller puts a reserve price so if no one bids up to his minimum, he won't have to sell it. For example, a reserve price could be $350 for a 200 gallon tank. If no one bids over $350, he technically doesn't need to sell it, he still can, but doesn't have to. I hope this helped, if not, you can click a button on aquabid that says something like "What's this?" and click on it for the reserve price and it will explain it
 
How do I find out the reserve price, I know the min bid is 98.00 and the buy it now price is $108, I put down a bid for $98.00 but it just says reserve price not yet met
 
you could contact the seller if you wanted to know . . . logically, the reserve price shouldn't be higher than the Buy It Now price, but it could be lower . . .
 
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