Reply to "High bidding"

Steve (Guest)

At the point where your programmed bid goes in, 5 seconds before the close of the auction, AS places the amount you specified, in full. If it's more than enough to win the auction, eBay uses only the amount necessary to win, and you are not liable for any amount beyond that. In the example you cited, where your programmed bid was $800 and $400 was sufficient to win the item, only $400 of your bid would be applied by eBay -- but AuctionSniper would bid all $800 because that's what you told it to do. Hope this helps, and good luck!

3/1/024:17 PM

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