Here we go again

Here you are talking to other AS users - on the help tab you can log a support call and talk directly to AS staff. I know which I'd do...

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Auction Sniper Support Help

The best place to get your questions answered. Post any issues here and get answers both from Auction Sniper support and from other Auction Sniper users!

Cheeky blighters - I bet AS Support are sitting watching Britney on U-tube whilst us gullible users sort out ALL their problems for them.

So Vinny, get them off their lardy-arses and log a support call.

And Rick, why don't you break your duck and log a support call about the sh|t name/description they've given this section of the forum?!

And Sara, if you're reading this, please can you sort out BOTH problems.

I thank you!

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“Break your duck”? Will that allow me to use handicap parking? Are buildings designed to accommodate the duck-challenged? AND, most importantly, will I still be able to have - - - you know - - - s_x?

It’s not as bad as I thought:

Total YTD # of posts in the Auction Sniper Support forum = 629

Total YTD # of posts in the Auction Sniper Support forum by actual Auction Sniper Support staff = 31


P.S. This doesn't take into account the number of advertising posts that were deleted.

A 'duck' is a cricket term - out for a duck means you're bowled out for no runs (points!) so breaking the duck is to get going on the scoring. Golden duck is out first ball!!!

As for $£X Rick, if it isn't a distant memory then it should be!

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A 'duck' is a cricket term....

Thanks for the explanation. Without it, I'd still be scratching my head about the duck reference! As a USA'er, I have virtually NO understanding of the game, Cricket, other than knowing that there is a game called that and it is sort of similar, but not really, to baseball. "Cricket" immediately conjures up in my mind the image of a noisey nocturnal insect!

"Duck"! "Balls"! "$£X"! It all has me very nervous.

Hi vintagepbs,

We were receiving a number of reports up until the beginning of this month that Auction Sniper was returning "Could Not Find Item" errors upon trying to add snipes for items listed in eBay's "Mature Audiences" categories, but that issue seems to have cleared up since. This seemed to be occurring due to some changes eBay was experimenting with but apparently they have decided to roll back those changes.

I'm not aware of any current issues specifically affecting snipes placed on items in eBay's "Mature Audiences" categories, so I'm skeptical to confirm that the failure of your snipe on item # 260169864395 had anything to do with the category in which it was listed. If you file a support request using the appropriate link at the bottom of our help page, http://www.auctionsniper.com/help.aspx we'll be happy to take a closer look and discuss the possibility of offering you a couple free snipe credits.

-Mike