<< <i>You CAN'T always judge a book by its cover! >>
Not *always*. But when the cover shows a zero feedback bidder with a newly minted eBay ID bidding like this, and leaving a $599.99 bid just a little before sniping time, I think I pretty much know how the book is going to read -- much like The Big Shill!
By the way -- Your link just put that evil MSN banner on my eBay page. Now I have to quit out of my browser to get rid of it!
Hey RYK- nice photo of Hines!! I love how that dude plays- makes big plays, hard nosed, and punches people in the mouth. the perfect steeler receiver!!
My style is impetuous, my defense is impregnable !
<< <i>Not *always*. But when the cover shows a zero feedback bidder with a newly minted eBay ID bidding like this, and leaving a $599.99 bid just a little before sniping time, I think I pretty much know how the book is going to read -- much like The Big Shill! >>
Looks like some unusual bidding at the end for a shill though.
Susan_mommy got the high bid at roughly 7AM on the 22nd with a bid of $550.00 At 4:13PM She upped her own bid to $599.99 but the high bid still showed $550.00 At 4:36 Collectorcoins4u-on-aol bid $556 which didn't beat Susans proxy so high bid was now $556 + 1 increment At 6 seconds before closing Classicraritiesllc snipped the auction and his bid won out over Susans $599.99 proxy and he got it at $609.99
I'm not sure if it is a snipe or just an inexperienced bidder. Bidding against oneself and by a large amount does not seem like shill activity.
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<< <i>That's a no-brainer! >>
There's not much more they could have done to make it more obvious as far as I can tell.
The shill account could have been, "Shilly Mommy" instead of "Susan Mommy".
Russ, NCNE
You CAN'T always judge a book by its cover!
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
<< <i>You CAN'T always judge a book by its cover! >>
Not *always*. But when the cover shows a zero feedback bidder with a newly minted eBay ID bidding like this, and leaving a $599.99 bid just a little before sniping time, I think I pretty much know how the book is going to read -- much like The Big Shill!
By the way -- Your link just put that evil MSN banner on my eBay page. Now I have to quit out of my browser to get rid of it!
I think it's about time you have a Steeler's photo on your sig line.
<< <i>Ken,
I think it's about time you have a Steeler's photo on your sig line. >>
Right after we win the Super Bowl!!!
<< <i>who would have guessed such a thing was possible? >>
And, care to explain what it is!!!
who would have guessed such a thing was possible?
And, care to explain what it is!!!
<< <i>The guy who built my house way back when is named Schill >>
I went to high school with Bob Schill !!
<< <i>Not *always*. But when the cover shows a zero feedback bidder with a newly minted eBay ID bidding like this, and leaving a $599.99 bid just a little before sniping time, I think I pretty much know how the book is going to read -- much like The Big Shill! >>
Looks like some unusual bidding at the end for a shill though.
Susan_mommy got the high bid at roughly 7AM on the 22nd with a bid of $550.00
At 4:13PM She upped her own bid to $599.99 but the high bid still showed $550.00
At 4:36 Collectorcoins4u-on-aol bid $556 which didn't beat Susans proxy so high bid was now $556 + 1 increment
At 6 seconds before closing Classicraritiesllc snipped the auction and his bid won out over Susans $599.99 proxy and he got it at $609.99
I'm not sure if it is a snipe or just an inexperienced bidder. Bidding against oneself and by a large amount does not seem like shill activity.