Reply to "getting charged for a snipe when already won auction"

Sniper Adam R. (Guest)

You will not be charged for a double snipe.

But in the situation you describe, how is Auction Sniper to know that you were already the high bidder? It's job is to snipe. And it snipes well.

Others have also mentioned this before, and I have replied saying thats it may not be a safe idea to check eBay and verify if you are the high bidder before placing the bid. This could really slow things down.

If you email me at support@auctionsniper.com, I will remove the charges.

Adam R.

1/21/028:59 PM

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