MTS do you manually snipe or use one of the commercial services? I used one for a year due to the fact that they made it almost impossible to stop-had to write them could not email or cancel online...but I did like the way that works. You could put in multiple things with the intent to buy just 1 for the best price.
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Originally Posted by Nanamoms
Ok, what is "sniping"? Gotta know if I've ever done it. I know all about maximum bids!! LOL
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oops, been there done that too, contacted seller just as soon as it was noticed and she somehow had it removed...
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Originally Posted by MTS
Originally Posted by missgigglewings
If your highest bid was $4700.00 why did she accept $70.00? Guess I don't understand how the bidding works...
Make very sure you understand how it works before playing in that sandbox. And then, when you've mastered proxy bidding, you can move right on up to "sniping." :mrgreen: :mrgreen: fwiw, I never, ever proxy bid. I snipe. |
Check w/ebay because I've made a mistake in bidding as you did, and it was rescinded.
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Sorry that happened, but on the positive side you have a great new quilt
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I've retracted a bid when I accidentally bid more then I meant to.
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Ouch! I've had that happen to me on ebay too. Just going too fast for my own good and not checking my bids! At least the seller I contacted was kind enough to understand. Sorry to hear your seller wasn't as kind.
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In most cases one can retract a bid. Especially if there is time. If you bid a few minutes before the bidding is done you are usually stuck. But if you even have a half hour you can retract the too high bid.
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I have done that several times on ebay. When that happens you can go right away and retract your bid unless its real close to time for the auction to end. If its a nice quilt then $70.00 is a good deal though.
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