Reply to "Sniping in the same bid increment"

falcongalMember

Puppy, I understand the bid increment process. I'm saying that if eBay accepts the first two within the increment and refuses the rest instead of displaying the two highest, it could cause someone to wonder why their bid (for a few pennies more) was refused and another (for a few pennies less) was taken. And by displaying two within the same increment it would cause people to wonder why their bid didn't win even though it appeared to be higher. I'm thinking that it would be easier for eBay to only display the top bid within an increment rather than the top two to prevent confusion.

1/22/0410:39 AM

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