Reply to "Snipes and eBay increments"

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It works just like e-bay. AS puts your max bid in as if you had done it yourself. E bay then takes the bid increments as if you had done it youself, so you pay only as much as needed to win.
Only difference is:
1. It helps to avoid a bidding war.

2. It allows you to cancel your bid if you find something better (e-bay will not let you do that).
3. You can get a bid group folder going for the gizmo. Then you can keep bidding for one of the things at your price until you win one.
4. You do not have to pay AS until you win. (FANTASTIC).

Just like e-bay, you have to have enough of a bid to cover the bid increments, and highest bid wins.

WELCOME AND LET US KNOW HOW IT COMES OUT!!

11/10/054:32 AM

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