Mobile - Show failed waiver offers on transactions page in-app
Requests to show failed waiver offers on the transactions page in-app for leagues using FAB waivers.
Adminjpaine
(Admin, Yahoo)
shared this idea
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Dcat
commented
Whoever posted this... thank you. Zero bids are stupid. The word "bid" means making an offer of some kind. "Nothing" is not an offer. Unless you are Al Pacino in The Godfather Part 2.
"For leagues using the FAAD/FAB Waiver system, look into adding a feature that allows the Commissioner to set a minimum starting bid of at least $1 for Free Agents. If you made this option adjustable that would be even better (ESPN offer this)."
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steven jones
commented
Simple fix, but you can't see who bid on which players when using the Yahoo Fantasy app. You need to go on desktop and click "Faab bids" in order to see how close you were to becoming the highest bidder, or to see if you way overbid for someone. Just make this possible to see on the app, that's all.
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Chris Cipriano
commented
How is this not on the app by now? My favorite thing to do Wednesday morning is to check the other bids.
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Shawn Tuck
commented
I don't see why you can't have all the bids shown on the transaction menu via the Yahoo APP. Even if it was something as simple as clicking on the transaction, then seeing the rest of the bids. Just a small little detail that would make the app a little bit better.
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pete brochhausen
commented
definitely needed on the app
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Jamaal Exeter
commented
For leagues using the FAAD/FAB Waiver system, look into adding a feature that allows the Commissioner to set a minimum starting bid of at least $1 for Free Agents. If you made this option adjustable that would be even better (ESPN offer this).
This will disallow $0 or FREE free agent acquisitions.
ESPN and Fleaflicker currently offer this feature.
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Anonymous
commented
This is currently available on the League page.
Transactions.....Waiver Bids
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Greg Dittburner
commented
Would make for great fun among friends to see who overpaid for a player, or who missed out because they thought they couldn't afford to bid