Re: [OT] Ebay Sniping software

["Pete Shew" <ukha_d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't quite understand sniping, unless it's to phych out the other
bidders. But can that still work after a bit of experience?

I have two ways of bidding and both rely on me working out the max I'm
prepared to bid. First I put in that bid, let the automatic bidding take
control and wait and see.

Secondly, I take charge of the sniping myself - make sure my clock is
synchronised - set up the bid in one window and the item in another. Keep
refreshing the item and then bid with a few seconds to go. A bit more
exciting, and you can cut it really fine if you keep your nerve..

Pete


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On 21/03/2004 at 10:21 Dean Barrett wrote:

>I know this way off topic - but i am bidding for stuff for Node 0...
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>Having bid and lost on quite a few Auctions i have now discovered
Sniping
>as
>a way to win.
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>There seems to be quite a few companies offering the facility, but all
>obviously require username & password.
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>Is anyone using one the can recommend ??
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>Thanks
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>Dean.
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