Timing question

meggiew00tMember

I am planning on putting a snipe on an item that has multiple buyers bidding on it 3 days before the auction closes. (Ugh, I hate that)

So, my question is, if I think there is going to be a lot of bidding, or preset bids through ebay, does auctionsniper automatically put in my max bid, or does it bid back and forth like a normal human would? I'm wondering this when I'm putting in my seconds... because if it's going to keep bidding back and forth, then I need more time.

But, if it just puts in my max bid, the only way they can beat me is if they bid in the last second, literally, or have a higher preset bid?

Let me know if this make sense. I think I might have a twisted view of how it bids.

8/20/072:23 AM

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