Reply to "The truth behind Auction Sniper?"

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And being able to cancel your snipe up until the last few minutes is very nice. On eBay once you've bid that's it.

I really do think this is the main reason that AS is so successful.

Observing the shifting sands of unpredictable auction behaviour, I have on numerous occasions thought it wise to cancel, when my speculative rash bid becomes the price I will probably have to pay!

There is also the chance of a "better" item appearing round the next corner, so a "wait & see" period is a godsend.

Paul

1/5/0812:57 PM

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