Blown away first time user!!!

Congratulations, Damien! You've found one of the great features of AuctionSniper -- a good night's sleep. Actually, if an auction's going down during my waking hours I sometimes like to set the old Radio Shack timer and do a manual snipe for auld lang syne. Still gets the pulse going faster.

Anyway, keep sniping -- you'll find lots of other things to like about AS. Good luck!

Funny you mention that Steve, as I still have done the occasional manual snipe. I find I am doing it for things I just *have* to have .

Not that I do not trust AS, I just want to see the win when it happens



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... and not to forget: manual snipes save you money, because there is no AS fees due.
I check me AS during the day, and if a snipe is real close, I still snipe it manually...

Just my two cents
hos lin snip

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Yes, it is true, I guess, that it saves money to manually snipe, but I still love the backup of AS.

If my snipe is in the system, and my In-Laws drop by, and I cannot get to my computer without being exceedingly rude, I can at least focus on what they are saying, as opposed to knowing I am missing an auction I want to bid on!

Sick world I guess

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I think the AS fees are worth it to have some form of life away from my PC!

So far in May I have won 9 auctions with AS, racked up a whopping $1.47 in fees (I had some free snipes in there too).

At dog training class last night, when I would normally be stressing about some auction that would be ending 10 minutes before I could get home, I never once thought about eBay, and in fact had forgotten I had two auctions ending that night. I had a ball chatting with friends, no hurry to leave.

I got home and checked my email, and woo hoo...
I won them both!

THAT is having your cake (or life back) and eating it too!

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