What is the minimum lead time for a big ticket ($3000) auction ending exactly at 2:00:00 pst on a friday (today)???
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My personal choice is to use 8 seconds during normal times! On Sunday, during primetime, PST, PM between 5 and 8:30, I add 15 seconds. On the hour, half, and quarter hour, I add 10 seconds. These are very busy traffic times for Ebay. It works for me! Remember to bid your max as the highest bid wins! Happy Sniping!!
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is it only on Sunday's that you add 10 seconds on auctions that end On the hour, half, and quarter hour, or any day of the week
is it only on Sunday's that you add 10 seconds on auctions that end On the hour, half, and quarter hour, or any day of the week
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Jet, any day because when you are a seller and want your auction started automatically by Ebay, those are the only choices. SO, when they all end, it causes a traffic jam sometimes!
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Originally posted by budblab:
What is the minimum lead time for a big ticket ($3000) auction ending exactly at 2:00:00 pst on a friday (today)???
Hi There!
I'm new to posting on the forums, however I've been using AS for a couple of years at least I'd say. I've had good luck with a lead time of only 4 seconds for items ending "off peak". For items ending during "peak times", I will use a 15 secong snipe.
Both have worked well for me personally. However, you must experiment to find out the lead time that works best for you.
Snipe on!