Reply to "Guerilla sniping?"

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Well, come on! Who's gonna try it?

LOL! The funny thing, you need to do it to a friend (with whom you can compare notes) or maybe yourself (with multiple IDs) to know if it indeed works. Because, if you try it on your bidding nemesis on an auction, and the bid history shows they ended up NOT bidding/sniping -- was it because the scheme actually worked OR they elected NOT to snipe that particular trinket!? If the opposite happens, the bid history shows they DID bid/snipe, was it because the strategy DID NOT work OR did the victim determine the sign-in hitch and ended up bidding/sniping manually?

Think we can get a government grant to study this??

1/18/057:39 AM

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