If zero bids...do not snipe.

her-and-meMember

I bid quite often on items that I enter a snipe and win because I am the only bidder via a snipe. I have one seller I snipe quite often and sometimes will NOT snipe because I know he has an item listed for more than it is worth...He will relist it for a lower price if he gets no bids...
HOW ABOUT THIS:

Have AS sneak a peek at a predetermined time to see if there are bids...IE 10 seconds before or gutsy...5 seconds before then if bids fire my 3 second snipe...If no bids...hold your fire....

This will save me lots of money over the course of a year.

Dave

3/20/076:06 PM

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