![]() ![]() I'm not sure how to explain this real well, but maybe you will get what I am saying: there was a $150 item I wanted, I bid $50 as my limit, and with 8 seconds left a guy bid $65, and I previously set my snipe to bid in 4% increments to out-bid anyone else 'automatically' up until my actual top-end limit, which I programmed in at $75, so it went from 50 to 54, not enough, 54 to 58, 58 to 62, not enough, and for some reason my snipe went thru at $66, and my bid was rejected due to 'not enough of an increment', or some BS reason like that, and by then the item had closed.Īll I am saying is, when you set up your snipes, BE SURE to increment as high a dollar amount as you can afford, depending on how bad you want the item. Im using Jbidwatcher for my mac, showed it to a friend of mine and she loved it. Requirements: Java The license of this software is Freeware, you can. It doesnt emerge on my box as files/jbidwatch64.jpg does not exist. If you are an eBay user then I am sure that youll find value in using sniping software. In some instances, if you set up your snipe to bid in, say, the last 5-6 seconds of an auction, you MUST make your bid increment high enough that it actually 'goes thru', and by that I mean, the first two times I sniped an item, I didn't get it, even though I sniped at like 2 seconds before the end of the auction at a higher amount, and the winning bid went thru 5 seconds before mine. Thanks for the ebuild Bjoern, just 3 issues: 1. ![]() Ok, sniping: one thing to be careful about : ![]()
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