Will eBay lock my Vietnamese account if I snipe from an US IP address?

Can't remember anyone posting on this forum about such a problem, but best to contact support for an "informed" response:
http://support.auctionsniper.com/

You can sign in from eBay anywhere; one is not assigned to a specific computer. Therefore I would say that there should be no problem with AS.

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Originally posted by Chatter:
I would say that there should be no problem with AS.

Dreamer,

My advice to use the link I left applies even more regarding an "informed" response.

Thank you very much Rick and Chatter for your prompt help .

I already submitted my question to the support Link that Rick provided and got a response. I just placed my first snipe and hope everything will be fine .

My point was that I had bid on auctions, especially Buy It Now auctions, from other locations in the past, and never had any problem. eBay did not seem to care WHERE I bid from, so long as I had signed in with my user name and password.

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My point was that I had bid on auctions ... and never had any problem.

Some people cheat on their taxes and never get audited.

Hi guys,

I'm happy to win my first eBay item using AS. It's fast and convenient. I set lead time of 6s and the bid came in at 7s.I will sure use it frequently.

Also, I have two questions:

1. Is it risky to set lead time of 3s or should I go with 5s or 6s in stead ?

2. Should I expect seller to give me feedback after I paid them or after I leave them feedback ?

Thanks,
Dreamer

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Is it risky to set lead time of 3s ...

No. AS allows it, and I haven’t seen any complaints about not-in-times for a VERY long time. If anything, since AS “adjusts” the lead time based on ebay’s current response time, it may go in earlier, as you experienced with your first snipe. Someone might post that they use something else (like 5 or 8), but they are only telling you their personal preference, and nothing scientific. If you like 3, then go with 3. I suspect 3 is a fairly popular setting.

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Should I expect seller to give me feedback after I paid them or after I leave them feedback ?

In a perfect world, without misunderstandings, yes. But, sellers are concerned about getting bad feedback, so if you want it, it might be better to give it first.

Thank you Rick, you are so helpful. I put 3 seconds for 1 snipe during a busy time (sunday afternoon) and AS adjusted to place the snipe at 6s, which is fine for me. So with AS, I do not need to worry that my snipe arrives late. So far I won all three free snipes and will be glad to continue using this reliable service.

Also, do you happen to know if there is any custom number or tracking number available if I choose to ship using Prioirty Mail International Flat Rate ?
Does the seller suppose to tell me that they shipped the item or do I have to ask whether they shipped it?

Thanks,
Dreamer

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do you happen to know if there is any custom number or tracking number available if I choose to ship using Prioirty Mail International Flat Rate ?

That's why Google was invented.

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Does the seller suppose to tell me that they shipped the item ...

A good one does.

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... or do I have to ask whether they shipped it?

You won't be breaking any ebay rules if you do. All depends on how patient you are.