Reply to "AS/proxy biding"

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As I understand the latest question. Joe placed a 100 max bid with ebay. now Moe places a 100 max bid via AS. who would win. In this example, Joe would because when the same max amount is entered, the first one would win. I think... However that is a very rare case. That is why most AS bidders will use an odd amount. Such as 101.13 or such. To avoid such a tie with the ebay proxy wining. I hope this answers the last question.

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11/21/033:08 PM

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