RE: [Harp-L] Sniping on Ebay
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- Subject: RE: [Harp-L] Sniping on Ebay
- From: "Ed Jones" <ENJ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 May 2005 20:03:34 -0500
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- Thread-topic: [Harp-L] Sniping on Ebay
Another lurker who uses a sniper...
Everything everyone says is right about the bidding / winning
process...I personally spent a lot of time sitting with three screens
open...One with the item open which I manually refreshed every 5 seconds
or so...Another with a bid amount entered and ready to CONFIRM...Another
with my computer clock running so I could confirm in the last 5
seconds...That way I could input the last amount at what I thought was a
possible win...
Lots of invested energy and fun to boot...As close to a real auction as
possible...Then one day a fellow bidder said "are you using a snipe
program" I said "a what?"...I was then introduced to a really good
one...I still loose bids because I don't enter the higher amount...but
that's life...but it does allow me to bid on items at strange times and
while at work...
Occasionally I go back to the old manual method just for the fun/rush of
it... :-)
Win some, loose some, that's life...But why run the bid up early and tip
your hand...it doesn't make sense...do your home work first...BTW...you
usually can't change the top bid on a snipe program within the last 9
min or so...your bid is qued and ready to go...however, one time I knew
I wasn't going to win so I went manual rather quickly and bid against
myself... :-)
Highest bid wins...always...it's an auction...it's fun...
Ed...
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