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Low priced items randomly increasing price
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anyone else seeing a few low priced items randomly increasing by a huge amount in their booth?

asked almost 9 years ago

FrogAndBearCreations
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4 Comments

MomentsInThyme says: May 23, 2016

Contact support if you might suspect a glitch in the Bonanza system increasing your lower priced items without your knowledge.

FrogAndBearCreations says: May 23, 2016

I had two items that were less than ten dollars go over one hundred

MomentsInThyme says: May 23, 2016

I have not had the problem but lately Bonanza has had glitches in the system. I contacted support as the widgets were not appearing and their programmers are working on the issue as I post.

misskeech says: May 24, 2016

I have not had this problem yet either. Hopefully it gets cleared up for you.

1 Answer
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Prices will always increase as a result of shipping cost always increasing. Not to mention packaging materials.

answered almost 9 years ago

StarletVintageJewels
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FrogAndBearCreations says: May 23, 2016

not the issue I am having – been selling online here for a while here and elsewhere

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