I have nothing against sniping. But if you're going to snipe, you have to do it correctly. You need to bid at LEAST 50% more than the current price, not 10% as was done here. And for the high bidder to defend himself against sniping, he needs to bid at least 100% more than the current bid. I realize that's a little difficult in this price range.
Jim Nichol On Feb 6, 2005, at 12:50 AM, [email protected] wrote: > Of course we will never know what the top bid was since it was the > sniper > bid at $33,699 which was placed at seven seconds prior to the end of > the auction > that drove it up to $33,799.
