eBay sends out End Of Auction
(EOA) and Outbid Notices as a courtesy only. Never rely on receiving them
as the sole basis of determining whether you have won an auction. You are
responsible for knowing and handling any auctions you have won. Keep track
through your "My EBay" Page (set the default for 30 days). You can always
go to the auction description page itself to see who won the auction and what
the high bid was. Honestly, don't rely on those eBay EOA's, they are very often
late or do not come at all. YOU need to be in charge of your own auctions. YOU
and the seller have three business days after the end of the auction to contact
each other, regardless of whether you received the "courtesy notice" or not. If
you depend on the eBay "courtesy EOA notices" before contacting or replying to a
seller, you risk getting less than glowing feedback from your seller for slow
e-mail response.
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