On 5/31/07, Zoltan Finks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Okay, I know - a lot of questions coming from me, but I'm learning here. So with this sniping service, it is actually free as the website says, no tricks? I ask you because I assume you have used it or know someone who does.
With esnipe.com, which I've used a time or two, you have to pay a small percentage of the final price.
It looks like it wants me to enter a time at which to bid. I thought it just bid at the last possible second before auction closing or something.
Yeah, but you get to pick the "last possible second"---balancing the risk of an unforseen delay between the two computers (the snipe service's and eBay's) against the risk that someone else will cut it closer than you and out-snipe you.
And I assume that if more than one person i the auction is using a sniping service, that it just comes down to whichever command goes through cyberspace first?
Exactly. Alex Chamberlain
