Ebay Snipes
asphaltman76
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Has anybody ever had any trouble with any of the sniper services. I am a little hesitant having to give my information over like my password and such to be able to use the snipes....
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<< <i>Aren't there a couple that you can do like five free snipes a month without having to sign up? >>
just snipe
bidnapper is $6.95 a month for unlimited snipes.
-- Yogi Berra
if you REALLY want it, why would you trust a snipe service....if you want it done right you got to do it yourself!
account, simply open a new EBAY-buyer account just for snipes.
So far, I have not heard of any security problems with any of
the snipe services.
storm
<< <i>I have never met a snipe service i couldnt out snipe! they call me stop watch fandango on a fiber optic connection!
if you REALLY want it, why would you trust a snipe service....if you want it done right you got to do it yourself! >>
What if you have multiple auctions ending at the same time?
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<< <i>I have never met a snipe service i couldnt out snipe! they call me stop watch fandango on a fiber optic connection!
if you REALLY want it, why would you trust a snipe service....if you want it done right you got to do it yourself! >>
What if you have multiple auctions ending at the same time? >>
Exactly!
I won a bunch of cards from the same seller recently. I think 10 or so cards. They all ended at the same exact time. There is no way to manually snipe all of them when a seller lists them like that. If I didnt have Justsnipe I would have paid more for the cards because the price would have been driven up or I possibly would have lost some.
Also what will you do if you cant be there to bid at the end of the auction?
Get a snipe service, its the way to go.
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What if you have multiple auctions ending at the same time? >>
Or, what if you have a job, or a life away from a computer?
I use just snipe all the time and I've never had a problem. Saves money, but also saves time and hassle.
if it ends when i cant be at the computer, i dont bid for it.....
if multiple things are ending at the same time, i pick the one i want the most.....
i think many people share my view and i believe it wise for sellers to end auctions at appropriate times (weekends) and not end all their auctions at the same time...i think ending them 2 minutes apart leaves plenty time for a free hand snipe!
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<< <i>I have never met a snipe service i couldnt out snipe! they call me stop watch fandango on a fiber optic connection!
if you REALLY want it, why would you trust a snipe service....if you want it done right you got to do it yourself! >>
What if you have multiple auctions ending at the same time? >>
I was gonna say the same thing.
Plus, another great feature - I have a habit of forgetting to bid and sometimes miss out on a good item.
Just enter a snipe and go watch TV.
mike
Has anyone ever sniped the wrong item?
The weekend my cat died - I was kind of out of it - I "copied" the wrong item number and bought a card I was just watching to see what it would bring. When I entered it, I never looked at the line with the item; since if I had, I would've immediately seen it was not the card I wanted.
Unfortunately - I already owned the card in a higher grade and had no use for it.
I still paid for the card but had it shipped to a friend who's selling it for me.
That's pretty idiotic on my part - I must admit.
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