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Old 12-03-2004, 11:33   #16
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Re: ebay bidding

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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?
There are programs around that can monitor the auction and do these kind of bids for you...

Bid sniping is what it has been called..

Do a google search for ebay bid sniping and have a look..

Save you haveing to be there when the auction ends that way
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