should I worry ?...

Hmm - submit a help request - sounds a bit particular if you've been 'updating price'...
The display problem shouldn't affect the snipability though...

R2

Will give it a go...thanks.

Hi - had a reply from Support they say...

"Unfortunately the problem is at our end, but we are aware of it and working at it.

If you see an item in your account which does not belong to you or appears to be unfamiliar, please remove it immediately.
If you see an item that does not match the eBay description, please remove the item and then enter again."

Removing and re-entering made no difference. I didn't get the reply until after the auction had close (it was over the weekend). As it happened I won the item (x2), BUT AS didn't see the previous bid and enterd my MAX bid from the start. I won ! But I think I've ended up paying about £20 more /item. My win history for similar items today show I was wining well below my MAX bid.
The moral is - if you see this problem appear and still bid in the auction - make sure you have a MAX bid that you would be happy to pay(as you always should have!)

Regards,
Andy

Ooops sorry, Support have pointed out that this was a Dutch Auction - so no bid increments - so that's why AS entered my max bid amount.

But there was still a fault re displaying the number of bids.

Andy

And their answer was....
"I checked with our engineering department and confirmed that we leave the bids field as "0" for dutch auctions because the service would require that we look into the bid history and assess how many items were bought by each bidder.

This is a feature we may add down the line but, for now, Auction Sniper will always dispay "0" in the bids field for dutch auctions."

Sounds reasonable to me.

And two free snipes for my trouble!


Regards,

Andy