Reply to "Negative Seller Reaction"

jlr43Member

I received an email from Auction Sniper for one of my buyers. At first I thought "what a little sneak" even tho I'd manually sniped my fair share of auctions. I didn't think it was right to use a sniper "service" to do it. But here I am. I used the buyer's reference in her email to sign up for it myself. I've disabled the automatic email feature tho. I don't want any sellers to get a bad taste in their mouth when they learn I sniped the auction using AS. It's already pretty obvious by the times of my bids what I did.

10/29/0312:30 PM

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