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Post by stuartc on Dec 21, 2014 18:35:34 GMT
Hi Having bid on about 20 loans this morning I can see that one must have fallen through as I have more funds left again. Is there anyway to see which bid this was or would you have to keep your own records? Just learning as i go along here  |
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Post by goldservice on Dec 21, 2014 19:28:43 GMT
In theory it should show in the transaction file but that is such an unfriendly format that I never look at it.
If you had more than one bid on the loan, and at least one bid is still current, then you could look at Summary/My Bids. This shows how many bids are still current for each loan, and the total amount that is currently bid on each loan. From this you might be able to work out which bid has dropped out.
My Bids does not show any loans for which there are no current bids.
If you have put all the loans that you bid on in your Watch list, then you could look there for a loan title that no longer has that little hammer next to it.
Hope this helps.
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Post by baldpate on Dec 21, 2014 20:51:12 GMT
Go to the 'My Summary' page and click on the 'More detail' link under the 'My Bids' heading. Over on the right is a drop-down box - select the 'Rejected' option : this list all the bids you have (ever) made which have been knocked out (or were still in at the end of an auction, but where the final offer was subsequently declined by the borrower). If you have a lot of these, you may need to click on the 'Bid time' column heading to sort the rejections into a useful order.
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Post by stuartc on Dec 21, 2014 21:47:03 GMT
thanks for the pointers goldservice, will try the watch list next time.
Thanks baldplate, the info is there tucked away under that dropdown box indeed.
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Post by GSV3MIaC on Dec 21, 2014 22:27:41 GMT
The watchlist is probably the most important bit of the FC system .. it's by far the easiest place to see fallen out bids, and to see auctions which have actually closed early with your bids still in (they no longer show on the general auction list after they close). Having it on your watchlist means you can still look at it .. yes, you can (usually) get there via 'my bids', but not always, and that's more of a fiddle, especially when you have accumulated a few hundred failed bids. 8>. My advice, like that of many of the other good folks here, is "Put them on your watchlist early, take them off only when you are sure you never want to see them again" (when they turn into a loan, or get rejected, maybe).
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Post by stuartc on Dec 22, 2014 20:49:38 GMT
That's appreciated, I have put all my bids on my watch list now.
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