Sniping Ebay.

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hackbike 666

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4F said:
that link says the item has been removed because it is more than 90 days old ?

Hang on I will get back on it.



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This.:biggrin::wacko::blush:
 

thomas

the tank engine
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brockers said:
Agree with thegreenman. Just put a max bid in early on and sit back. The whole sniping thing stinks of sad desperation and I can't see it saving you more than pennies anyway.



If no one did it on a motorbike I'm looking at it would probably have saved people about £200 at the moment.
 
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I had to put my max in at that time...the bids were getting silly.Happy with it I think...any more and I would have been losing.Saved a few bob.Well £65 if I had bought it off of the website.I think.

Mark_Robson said:
And here's me thinking it was going to be a bike :blush:

Alas dear Yorath I have also bought a Charge Plug 10 today.Thats the end of my treats for the next year.B)
 

brockers

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I'm sort of starting to regret posting that now (don't type when drunk etc..), but the fundamental fact is you don't know how things would have panned out, had you sniped - or not. I've put max bids in on what I've thought are popular items (don't forget that your max doesn't show until someone puts in a higher max), half expecting to lose the item, but then have been surprised when nobody else has bid, and have picked up some ludicrous bargains. Maybe I've been lucky, but I tend to look on eBay as an occasional thrill than a serious way to buy stuff. Although, I must admit that there's no apparent disadvantage to sniping - I've just been too lazy to try it.
 
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That happened to me...I could see it going tits up last night with forty minutes to go but when I threw my hat in the ring so to speak nobody else bidded.
 
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