I have a snipe in on this item:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3658606713

According to my AS panel, this item is ready to go and is currently at $6.50. See screen shot below. According to the item page, however it is currently at about 10 times that amount and I have already been outbid.

Whats the excuse now? More server problems? You guys just seem to have this constant, never-ending problem with hosting and stuff. Will it ever end?

press the 'update prices' button?

Mother Mary Says, 'HONESTLY! you're just ruint!'

...will hopefully see this and reply. Speaking from memory (not the greatest resource! ) I think I recall her saying one time that the program that checks and mails out the "outbid" emails cycles every couple hours.

Re: the status on your My Snipes screen -- did you click on the Update Prices button?

Jabbergah                                                    

Here's something. I know there's more, just have to find it:

>>> Click here <<<

No, I didnt. I thought it did that all by itself.

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Sniper Sara B.:
We update the prices about once a day during the first few days of the auction, then twice a day as it nears the end, then something like every 4 hours on the last day.

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>>Click Here<< for complete post.

Try this:

>>> Click here <<<

...and Puppy!

The guaranteed remedy for weak memories!

Thanks for jumping in and helping out!

Jabbergah                                                    

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Originally posted by geekline:
No, I didnt. I thought it did that all by itself.

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As happened when you first jumped in this forum so rudely, you again demonstrate that you still have a way to go in learning about AS.

Can't you give the complaining and tactlessness a rest, already?

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Originally posted by geekline:


Whats the excuse now? More server problems? You guys just seem to have this constant, never-ending problem with hosting and stuff. Will it ever end?

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You could have simply said "I don't understand why this is happening, can someone explain it to me?"

You might have looked a little less silly that way.

Oh, Shirley, I love your responses!