Notification: Horse Bidding

[Royale Ranch]

That moment when you open HWO to find that someone has outbid you on a horse you really, really wanted....

Just wondering if it has ever been considered (dont think it would be too difficult to fix?) that if someone else bids on a horse that you have bid on, you receive a notification?

[BlackOak2]

I could find this helpful.

[Shadow_Hills]

I also would find this helpful

[D.M Boarding]

That would help lots!

[vallers]

That moment when you open HWO to find that someone has outbid you on a horse you really, really wanted....

Just wondering if it has ever been considered (dont think it would be too difficult to fix?) that if someone else bids on a horse that you have bid on, you receive a notification?

good idea

[Sawd10]

That moment when you open HWO to find that someone has outbid you on a horse you really, really wanted....

Just wondering if it has ever been considered (dont think it would be too difficult to fix?) that if someone else bids on a horse that you have bid on, you receive a notification?

That would help a Lot! maybe also adding something where say they offered but now they don't have enough money or you want them to raise/lower there price a little, you could give them a sort of message? Not really like private messaging (because that would take away from being premium), but just a really short message that pops up in their letters. I think that could be helpful!
Opinions?
-Sawd10

[BlackOak2]

That moment when you open HWO to find that someone has outbid you on a horse you really, really wanted....

Just wondering if it has ever been considered (dont think it would be too difficult to fix?) that if someone else bids on a horse that you have bid on, you receive a notification?

That would help a Lot! maybe also adding something where say they offered but now they don't have enough money or you want them to raise/lower there price a little, you could give them a sort of message? Not really like private messaging (because that would take away from being premium), but just a really short message that pops up in their letters. I think that could be helpful!
Opinions?
-Sawd10

Too many times as a seller, I have come across this. Not enough room and not enough monies. Setting aside some monies or locking a spot would be quite helpful with this.

[Sawd10]

That would help a Lot! maybe also adding something where say they offered but now they don't have enough money or you want them to raise/lower there price a little, you could give them a sort of message? Not really like private messaging (because that would take away from being premium), but just a really short message that pops up in their letters. I think that could be helpful!
Opinions?
-Sawd10

Too many times as a seller, I have come across this. Not enough room and not enough monies. Setting aside some monies or locking a spot would be quite helpful with this.

I have come across this a LOT of times. I actually have that right now... someone offered on my horse and I want to accept but they don't have enough money. I can't get to them, so it's just sitting there.

[BlackOak2]

Too many times as a seller, I have come across this. Not enough room and not enough monies. Setting aside some monies or locking a spot would be quite helpful with this.

I have come across this a LOT of times. I actually have that right now... someone offered on my horse and I want to accept but they don't have enough money. I can't get to them, so it's just sitting there.

I recommend putting a time limit on all of your sales. If you do that, then you won't have a horse sitting on your account wasting away for months. Many of us have limits already.
I usually do two weeks for boarded horses and 48 hours for all others (my sale horses generally age, so in two days, they can age upwards of 10 years).

[Sawd10]

I have come across this a LOT of times. I actually have that right now... someone offered on my horse and I want to accept but they don't have enough money. I can't get to them, so it's just sitting there.

I recommend putting a time limit on all of your sales. If you do that, then you won't have a horse sitting on your account wasting away for months. Many of us have limits already.
I usually do two weeks for boarded horses and 48 hours for all others (my sale horses generally age, so in two days, they can age upwards of 10 years).

Alright thanks.