ARRRGGGGHHHH> Ebay lesson learned
#22

When I see see something I want I usually won't bid - because if I bid I feel that I am showing more interest and I want to lay low.....but I bookmark it - and I will watch it - and then I will wait til it is just about to end and then bid near the end of the auction - I will rarely bid early - and most of the time it will work :-)
#23

Originally Posted by gaigai
Originally Posted by lots2do
I know someone who bids a lot on Ebay. He sets his watch alarm to the last minutes of the auction so that he can sneak in and get his bid in at the last minute. He is very successful at getting what he wants.
So sorry for you, though!
So sorry for you, though!
I know you're disappointed, but it's all part of the bidding process. If you use Auction Sniper, you do have a higher chance of getting what you want.
#24
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 851

I have never done ebay and I never want to. My husband and my two sons use it and Craig's List all the time. They really like it and they get some good deals. In fact, my husband got my Bernina embroidery module off ebay for a good price. Still, I have no interest in it. I suppose you could say that I am technophobic. Fortunately, the men in my world do the ebay work for me.
#26
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 7,286

Originally Posted by amma
Just curious, what happens if the other bidders are using this program too? Who comes out the winner if there is only a few seconds left, and 3 people using Sniper are bidding at the same time?
:shock:
#30
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Highland Springs Virginia
Posts: 46

You can let them know how high you will go and by what increment (a quarter, a dollar, whatever you choose) and they will place your bid for you until someone bids over your limit. That's probably what the person who outbid you did.
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