Reply to "The snipe that really didnt work correctly"

pantherMember

petronius, I can accept that I lost the auction, I have to. You use (x) and (y), but this is not a theoretical problem. You know all the variables from the time the bids were placed to current bids and maximum bids (mine and the winner's) so using all this information explain if you will exactly how he won by $3.98? If you cant explain it then I think at the very least Ebay and AS would like to investigate it so it doesnt happen again.

Let me state the question again why did he win by $3.98 more, instead of the logical one cent more or any number in between 1 penny to the incrementally correct number of $25, why was $3.98 arbitrarily chosen?

If there is no step by step explanation of why this happened (skip the x and y theoreticals) then it most likely is a screw up in Ebay's or AS's servers and software or the winning bidder used his cryptonite phaser blasting hacking software to work around minimum incremental bid protocols within the system.

9/22/066:24 AM

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