The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
Originally posted by: Auryg
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
He's saying you could get the items you want for less than your maximum.
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: Auryg
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
He's saying you could get the items you want for less than your maximum.
I usually do... When I lose, it's normally way more than I was willing to pay anyways....even when I snipe. Same consequences either way for the amount and type of stuff I buy. So don't try to force your one and only "uber" way of bidding on everyone.
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: Auryg
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
He's saying you could get the items you want for less than your maximum.
I usually do... When I lose, it's normally way more than I was willing to pay anyways....even when I snipe. Same consequences either way for the amount and type of stuff I buy. So don't try to force your one and only "uber" way of bidding on everyone.
Umm, it has to do with the more efficient and effective way to buy something on ebay. If you want to do something that drives up the bid you are trying to win, feel free to do so! As I said, I call it being a sucker.
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: Auryg
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
He's saying you could get the items you want for less than your maximum.
I usually do... When I lose, it's normally way more than I was willing to pay anyways....even when I snipe. Same consequences either way for the amount and type of stuff I buy. So don't try to force your one and only "uber" way of bidding on everyone.
Umm, it has to do with the more efficient and effective way to buy something on ebay. If you want to do something that drives up the bid you are trying to win, feel free to do so! As I said, I call it being a sucker.
If you can stop assuming that I'm always paying more than I would have if I sniped I would appreciate it. K Thanks. There will always be people driving up the price whether they be snipers or "noobs". But yes, sniping might be more effective, but not by very much. Whatever gets you off and makes you feel superior to the rest of the anonymous world wide web. The fact that you have to try and belittle people at the end of all your comments just shows how ignorant and naive you are.
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: Auryg
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
He's saying you could get the items you want for less than your maximum.
I usually do... When I lose, it's normally way more than I was willing to pay anyways....even when I snipe. Same consequences either way for the amount and type of stuff I buy. So don't try to force your one and only "uber" way of bidding on everyone.
Umm, it has to do with the more efficient and effective way to buy something on ebay. If you want to do something that drives up the bid you are trying to win, feel free to do so! As I said, I call it being a sucker.
If you can stop assuming that I'm always paying more than I would have if I sniped I would appreciate it. K Thanks. There will always be people driving up the price whether they be snipers or "noobs". But yes, sniping might be more effective, but not by very much. Whatever gets you off and makes you feel superior to the rest of the anonymous world wide web. The fact that you have to try and belittle people at the end of all your comments just shows how ignorant and naive you are.
Someone that encourages bidding wars are suckers.. it has nothing to do with belittling others... Why pay more than you have to? Suckers pay more than they have to and call it logical.
And yes, you would 99% of the time pay more than if you had "sniped." The only exception is if there is a super high bidder or no one else bids on the item whatsoever.
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: Auryg
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: tk149
Originally posted by: Looney
I don't snipe. I just put in the max i'm willing to pay for said item and just leave it at that. I don't have time to pay attention to every auction until the last minute.
:thumbsup: Me too. If I don't win, it wasn't worth it. I really don't understand sniping. My only guess is that those who use it aren't able to put a maximum price that they are willing to pay on an item, or are bidding on multiple items at the same time.
Seriously, I don't see any benefit from it. If I see an auction that has 3 days left, I'll bid my max and leave it at that. If I don't win then I wouldn't have bought it anyways.....
People have already explained it. If you can't grasp such a simple simple concept, I suggest finding someone extremely reliable to take care of your money for you, because you are quite hopeless.
The day I regret a buy on ebay even the tiniest bit because "I'm losing mad money by not sniping y0", I'll contact you to take care of my money :roll:
He's saying you could get the items you want for less than your maximum.
I usually do... When I lose, it's normally way more than I was willing to pay anyways....even when I snipe. Same consequences either way for the amount and type of stuff I buy. So don't try to force your one and only "uber" way of bidding on everyone.
Umm, it has to do with the more efficient and effective way to buy something on ebay. If you want to do something that drives up the bid you are trying to win, feel free to do so! As I said, I call it being a sucker.
If you can stop assuming that I'm always paying more than I would have if I sniped I would appreciate it. K Thanks. There will always be people driving up the price whether they be snipers or "noobs". But yes, sniping might be more effective, but not by very much. Whatever gets you off and makes you feel superior to the rest of the anonymous world wide web. The fact that you have to try and belittle people at the end of all your comments just shows how ignorant and naive you are.
Someone that encourages bidding wars are suckers.. it has nothing to do with belittling others... Why pay more than you have to? Suckers pay more than they have to and call it logical.
And yes, you would 99% of the time pay more than if you had "sniped." The only exception is if there is a super high bidder or no one else bids on the item whatsoever.
I'll take my experiences over your made up numbers thank you.
Originally posted by: Yoshi911
somethin ive also had a little success with is bidding on items with wierd spelling or checking for mistakes in syntax or not browsing to the area the item is supposed to be sold in. Catch things that no one else finds so they have very few bidders.