which ebay snipe tool

[V8landy]

As title, any recomendations. Free sites

 

Thanks

Edited May 5, 2010 by V8landy

[STOCKY A391]

A mate recommends Hammersnipe , never tried it personally though .

[Delbert]

You could try the goofbay.com snipetool personally I prefer the 'er indoors' method

pretty well foolproof (she has 3x the feedback I do) and she rarely misses.

[pegasus bridge]

goofbay for me - used it for a few years, easy and no probs with it.

[Ian E]

always used hammersnipe

 

x3 a week for free

[death from below]

A little help here - I'm only really just getting into the ebay thing after having had an account for years - what are you talking about, what is a snipe tool and goofbay? Are you talking about something a bit iffy?

[al4x]

sort of, it posts your highest bid at the last moment so tries to stop last minute bidding driving the price high if you are only up against one other bidder

[death from below]

sort of, it posts your highest bid at the last moment so tries to stop last minute bidding driving the price high if you are only up against one other bidder

 

Oh, I see, thanks for the info mate

[V8landy]

Its all irrelevant really, because if you put in a bid of £100,000 for an item that only will make £100, you will win as ebay does auto biddig anyway!

[covlocks]

..... and on Fleabay any bids received in the last minutes of the auction extends the time of the auction - just like a real auction as the bidding continues until everyone drops out.

 

When the Airtours Holiday Auction Site was operating I used to get some magnificent bargain holidays by timing my final bid down to the last couple of seconds - I always used to imagine scores of people sat there with their fingers on the send button hoping that they cut it just fine enough that they couldn't be overbid. Absolutely loved it. I went on an all inclusive to the Domincan Republic for around £100, a 2 week cruise for £400, Orlando for 2 weeks for a couple of hundred, plus a few others, and that was for the two of us.

 

A fantastic couple of years that was - as long as you were prepared to pack your bags and go in a day or two - almost a perminent holiday.

[al4x]

never knew the auction time extended, never seen it when doing last moment bidding

[Dunkield]

..... and on Fleabay any bids received in the last minutes of the auction extends the time of the auction - just like a real auction as the bidding continues until everyone drops out.

I proxy my maximum bid for anything I really want in the last minute, and have never seen the time extended

[tango]

..... and on Fleabay any bids received in the last minutes of the auction extends the time of the auction - just like a real auction as the bidding continues until everyone drops out,

 

think your wrong there sorry covlocks

[Ian E]

Fleabay may do eBay doesn't

[tango]

Fleabay may do eBay doesn't

 

ebay is fleabay, and vise versa..type fleabay.co.uk in your browser

[tango]

Fleabay may do eBay doesn't

 

ebay is fleabay, and vise versa..type fleabay.co.uk in your browser

[Pushkin]

Bidding time on E-Bay is not extended by last minute bids as in a real auction; that is why there is a finish time always shown for each item listed. If they extended the time limit because of last minute bidders, they would be breaking the terms and conditions that they have with each and every customer who uses them to either buy or sell goods - now even E-Bay aren't that stupid!

 

Pushkin.

[pegasus bridge]

'sniping tools' work with ebay! if ebay did not want them to be used - they could quite easily stop it.

[UKPoacher]

I've used esnipe for many years. Very reliable.

 

It's not eBay that extends auctions. Other do, but not eBay.