Reply to "Auctionsniper invalid on Ebay Germany?"

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Most of those posts are from many months and some even years ago. The seller can refuse to sell something to you for whatever reason he wants, pretty much. Of course, if you wanted to take matters further you could drag him into court over it since the bid is a legally binding contract, but usually one just leaves a nasty feedback and leaves it at that.

How can an eBay seller tell when an item has been sniped? How does he know it was placed by AS or another similar service and it wasnt just the user who manually snipped it?

1/21/0412:39 PM

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