I want you to check the time Suzu sent the bid. There was a Wake diamond auction going on, which I waited 48 hours for, and I went to sleep an hour before it ended. His bid arrived 8 hours after my offer, but still within the closing time. However, the auction ended at 5:47 AM, as you can see from the start. After that time, 6 AM, it's not within the 48-hour auction window, and my offer remains the last one.

start auction, time 48hrs,

my offer,

more bids,

Here at this point I want you to check if the bid he offered is still within the time limit because he went to finalize the auction many hours after it ended and continues posting offers, not Suzu but the auction owner.

If Suzu's offer isn't valid, I win. I want you to show me a screenshot of the exact time he sent his offer, just like in the start.

https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/268889-sell-pvp-mount/page/3/

Sincerely, your auction buddy, Gralak21

 

@Gralak21 Shiny Walking Wake Mount, Ursaluna Mount, and Miraidon Mount each run for 48 hours from the time of the first bid. Shiny Charizard runs for 24 hours from the time of the first bid. The auction is started by Suzu1 and begins on 12/27/25 at 08:47 AM (UTC+0). The auction is scheduled to close 48 hours later, on 12/29/25 at 08:47 AM (UTC+0). Times may appear differently depending on your local timezone - all times listed are UTC+0.

 

 

The auction has carried on through the final day. A bid of 3.4m from A1playz123 was placed within the time window and has triggered the 15 minute rule, so the auction remains ongoing.

 

 

The final bid of 4.2m for the Shiny Walking Wake was placed by Danhpham345. No additional bids were submitted, and the 15 minute rule expired without interruption. Therefore, the winner is Danhpham345 with a bid of 4.2m.

Edited December 29, 2025Dec 29 by Lacomus

Even though it varied, it was an hour late in my time zone when I went to sleep, so I thought it was disorganized.

And I can't tell what time his bid was placed close to the auction time, but even discounting the time from the person who won with the 15-minute bid, everything, including the same time, there's no way to know.

I still feel there's some kind of cheating because when I made my last post in the final minute, they declared the winner to whoever posted first. I posted first, and because of a 1-hour time difference with the auction still running, I didn't win. Congratulations as always.

Next time, I'll stay until the very last minute, and if they're not waiting for me, I'll say I don't even want to see the Pokémon.

Now I'll find out if it was reviewed, since I swear to God I was awake until 4:57 AM without any results from the bid. See if the time from Suzu1 until the final bid with the 15-minute rule occurred at this time or after the scheduled time.

 

I could have continued like anyone else, still in the scene. I thought someone won by 6 million, but it wasn't all that great either.

theres nothing wrong with it

Yes, but I'm saying that one's time zone isn't the same as the other's, and I don't know what time zone is that matches mine, and I want it to be on my time zone.