Bid sniping services

80sJunkie

Ok guys I need help. Don't have the time i use to so I have to break down and find a bid sniping service tio use. Any suggestions on which ones work good

originalisbest

Check out auctionstealer.com - I've had good success with them.

WinPitcher

just snipe allows 5 free per week. I have never had a problem with them.


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Steve

blindflyer

Originallly I was using auction sniper --- but it costs you per snipe .. and the charges were adding up.

I switched to bidnapper.com ---- it's been GREAT ... you pay per month (I think I paid $15 for 3 months) and have unlimited snipes.

I know there are other snipe services for free --- but they fail from time to time.

Guess it depends on your usage ... but I've been happy with bidnapper, though auction sniper had a better user interface.

Overall, no matter which you use -- they will save you a TON of money in the long run as you'll win auctions for a less ... and the amount of time it saves is priceless!

-t

Griffins

I used to use esnipe, but it got expensive. Justsnipe failed on me a few times. Now I use bidnapper.com and have been very happy- plus it's dirt cheap.

Allen

bidnapper.....less that $50 a year and it is great. I have had it for 2-3 months and it has paid for itself 10 times over.

EagleEyeKid

yomamasnipe.com works like a charm

ArnyVee

I have to say that Bidnapper.com has worked like a charm for me and I've had it for probably half a year. I paid like $45 for the entire year of unlimited snipes

80sJunkie

Thanks for the help guys look like bidnapper is the consensus I'll give it a try

schr1st

If you have an "Always On" internet connection (cable modem, etc.), I'd suggest downloading JBidWatcher. It's a java-based program that you install on your PC that fires snipes for you. As mentioned above, you have to have a constant internet connection, and always have your PC on (which you should be doing anyways), but it's free, secure, and reliable. I've been using it for over a year now, and the only time I ever manually bid for anything is for BIN items. All of my regular snipe bids go through JBid.

digicat

I've used Justsnipe for a while now. While I had errors for my first few days of using it, I haven't had a problem in the past 3 or so months. $5 a month though. I do enough e-baying that I figure it's worth it. Just set a snipe and forget about it. :-) It doesn't guarantee wins though, it just keeps you from being shilled.