Now, this is good news indeed for people who prefer Quick Grab. I personally know a few people who are willing to pay a little more to get an item fast as opposed to waiting out an auction with no guarantee on the price. At least with Quick Grab, a Buyer knows how much he would be paying for an item.
Previously once a Buyer Quick Grabs, it is like he is "applying" for the item to be Quick Grabbed. The Buyer would have to approve the "application" for it to conclude and then only take care of payment details. It is a waste of time and defeats the purpose of the whole feature.
The fact that Quick Grab has been selected by the Seller and in place in the auction means that the Seller is already agreeable to that Quick Grab price. However, due to greed or whatever, the Seller always hold out and wait for the auction to end naturally, without approving the Quick Grab "application".
I see this improvement as a step forward to a more seamless transaction. Way to go!
Previously once a Buyer Quick Grabs, it is like he is "applying" for the item to be Quick Grabbed. The Buyer would have to approve the "application" for it to conclude and then only take care of payment details. It is a waste of time and defeats the purpose of the whole feature.
The fact that Quick Grab has been selected by the Seller and in place in the auction means that the Seller is already agreeable to that Quick Grab price. However, due to greed or whatever, the Seller always hold out and wait for the auction to end naturally, without approving the Quick Grab "application".
I see this improvement as a step forward to a more seamless transaction. Way to go!
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