1.) Are you allowed to take back an auction bidding you made, and already won? Someone is trying to take their winning bid, because they noticed I bred the female Griffi they wanted, and didn't exactly pay attention to the Griffi's profile.

2.) Since she wants to revoke her trade, how do I deny a player trade?

To my knowledge, and from what I've seen in the past, once the auction is over someone can't withdraw it. I know there have been arguments in the past about whether or not a bid can be withdrawn before the auction is over, and it technically wasn't but some people would allow it under certain circumstances. So I wouldn't think a withdrawal of an offer after winning would be allowed.

I could be wrong of course. Someone who was actually involved and not just a bystander could check me on it. x3

"4. You must deliver your auctioned goods in a timely manner. You will have 72 hours from your End Date/Time to complete your delivery to the winner. The winner is the highest bidder in the thread by the stated End Date/Time. If you cancel or do not follow through with the auction, it will be considered scamming and you will face consequences."

Found this in the item auctions rules thread. While this is intended to apply to the auctioneer, I don't see why it shouldn't also apply to the bidder. Imo, it shouldn't matter if the pet's been bred unless the buyer wanted to genderswap it :/ Females recover and males have no cooldown.

Of course, every case is unique! It should definitely be something worked out between you as the auctioneer and them as the bidder.

//actually, I just took a look at the thread itself! The buyer only wanted to breed the griffi. All she has to do is wait a week :/ As stated above, there's no legitimate reason for her to back out of the sale, in my opinion.

Edited for clarity!

Forgot to ping;;

That's exactly what I said, but I returned the essence for now.

I spoke with others when something like this came up before, and if memory serves me right, it is 100% against the rules to take back a bid at any time. Once the bid is made, you are committed, ESPECIALLY if you won.