Reply to "Always winning at Max bid???"

apathistMember

Bid less.

all smartassedness aside this works well. What I do is let auction sniper do all the work. Lately I've been buying PS2 RPG videogames. There are usually 5-10 copies of each game that I am looking for online. I search the "completed" items and order them priced highest to lowest. This gives me an idea of what people have paid for that item and from those figures I decide its worth. I then snipe via bidgroup accordingly.

This doesn't work as well if it's a rarer item that doesn't appear as often on eBay.

6/18/065:51 PM

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