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TheBlueRaja 16-03-2004 18:01
Re: ebay bidding
 
Do you use the same username or a different userid?

TheBlueRaja 16-03-2004 18:26
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Not really sure i wanna say to be honest - incidentally, my question was directed towards Luftys.

No offense, just a security conscious person.

Paulie 16-03-2004 19:03
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Oops sorry `bout that ;)
Quote:
Originally Posted by theblueraja
Not really sure i wanna say to be honest - incidentally, my question was directed towards Luftys.

No offense, just a security conscious person.

TheBlueRaja 16-03-2004 19:17
Re: ebay bidding
 
No Probs, my bad. ;)

luftys 16-03-2004 19:18
Re: ebay bidding
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulie
So what`s up for sale now? You never know it may be something I `m after :)
Star Trek videos :disturbd:

NoBB 19-03-2004 10:59
Re: ebay bidding
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulie
Interesting little scam. Most of the time, I will put in a bid early on then do nothing until the last minute. I`ve found that some ebay newbies (my wife included) keep bidding from the off, just to be the highest bidder.
I am a fairly regular user of Ebay. Ebay do automatic bidding up to your stated limit. I decide on the highest figure that I am prepared to pay for the item and stick in a bid £1 or £2 below my max.Ebay will bid on my behalf up to my limit. I receive a text message if I am outbid. If I have not received a text message by the closing time of the auction I then only check at the last minute, and if it only takes £1 or £2 to win. I will then up my bid - if it goes beyond that price -I forget it! Scams should not really make a difference, because you should NEVER pay more than the item is worth, or more than you can afford. Compare prices elsewhere and set your limit before you start and stick to it!
:scratch:

luftys 19-03-2004 14:33
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NoBB
I am a fairly regular user of Ebay. Ebay do automatic bidding up to your stated limit. I decide on the highest figure that I am prepared to pay for the item and stick in a bid £1 or £2 below my max.Ebay will bid on my behalf up to my limit. I receive a text message if I am outbid. If I have not received a text message by the closing time of the auction I then only check at the last minute, and if it only takes £1 or £2 to win. I will then up my bid - if it goes beyond that price -I forget it! Scams should not really make a difference, because you should NEVER pay more than the item is worth, or more than you can afford. Compare prices elsewhere and set your limit before you start and stick to it!
:scratch:
but dont forget to add PP to price
Yesterday on ebay someone wanted £3.50 for PP just for 1 video,no way


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