Reply to "question about lead times."

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quote:
Originally posted by joytothewww:
I don't know, but it seems to me that the last bid would always be the winning bid.

I think most sellers think the highest bid should win.

quote:
Originally posted by joytothewww:
I set my lead time for three seconds. Is that nuts?

"Nuts" - no. "Gutsy" - yes.

5 seconds is good for non-prime time. I use 8, and 12 seconds for prime times (Sunday evenings & auctions endings exactly on the quarter hour). Not likely someone can place a manual snipe in response to a 8 - 12 second snipe.

8/29/038:17 AM

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