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Old 12-03-2004, 11:31   #15
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Re: ebay bidding

I`ll remember never to bid against you then.
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Originally Posted by altis
The clock on ebay is spot on. My solution was to buy a radio-controlled watch and only ever put in a bid when there's less than 5 seconds to go. With practice (and nerve) I can get it down to the last second. Also, this makes you seriously think about your maximum bid.

If it's a valuable item then do your research first. Read the listing very carefully and work out exactly what it does and doesn't say and what you are assuming. Has he/she previously bought the same or similar item? Make contact by asking a question. Does the reply give you complete confidence?
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