Meeshoo
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I read on another thread about the new TJC format and having just watched for 10 minutes I've got mixed feelings.
So, the item drops to the final price and then people come in and bid - leaving the presenter to yack away. However, there is obviously a time constraint BUT there's no clock on the screen. Chloe says things like "if you bid now and open the auction, we'll extend the time of the auction" and "15 seconds to go" and that sort of thing. Not having a clock on show is disconcerting.
Also, there's no mention of how many are available unless the presenter says so. A minute ago whilst selling an item Chloe said there was only 1 left and then suddenly it changed to 2 left (being explained as we've got one in the auction left and we've also got another we can source).
I don't mind this format but it could be vastly improved:
1. Show a clock.
2. State how many are available.
Thankfully the auctions are moving quickly so it's not boring which is a big plus.
However, strangely, I'm missing the falling price side of things and the final price is putting me off because I feel like the items are over-priced. They're probably not but it's a psychological thing I think!
Is it enticing any of you to buy?
So, the item drops to the final price and then people come in and bid - leaving the presenter to yack away. However, there is obviously a time constraint BUT there's no clock on the screen. Chloe says things like "if you bid now and open the auction, we'll extend the time of the auction" and "15 seconds to go" and that sort of thing. Not having a clock on show is disconcerting.
Also, there's no mention of how many are available unless the presenter says so. A minute ago whilst selling an item Chloe said there was only 1 left and then suddenly it changed to 2 left (being explained as we've got one in the auction left and we've also got another we can source).
I don't mind this format but it could be vastly improved:
1. Show a clock.
2. State how many are available.
Thankfully the auctions are moving quickly so it's not boring which is a big plus.
However, strangely, I'm missing the falling price side of things and the final price is putting me off because I feel like the items are over-priced. They're probably not but it's a psychological thing I think!
Is it enticing any of you to buy?