i have used eSnipe for a couple three years. about 6 months ago, i started to
get log on errors for my bids from them.
eBay Username or Password Problem
eBay reports that the password or username you provided is not valid. It is too
late for this bid, but you can fix it before your next bid.
If we did it wrong we will fix it.
I think the NYNEX branch of the company has always been a problem.
Management so bad that it is even obvious to a distant observer. Not
properly grounding an installation ranks among the most serious of
errors, like a doctor leaving tools inside a patient or
I didn't have a problem and shooed off my installer after he got the outside
wiring done because I had a last minute errand that needed running. I got
the network hub installed without a hitch by myself.
And because you know enough about proper grounding to go back and check
their work and
no sense talking to a computer. who else does eSniping?
I can't answer that, but I do have a questions that I think others on the
list may be asking too...
Can you tell us why eSniping is even necessary. Doesn't eBay provide all
the facilities you need to complete a successful bid? I have
Try Hammer snipe.
What sniping does is make it possible to do a last second bid to a
higher amount without sitting there and watching the auction.
I use it when I know I might not be available when the auction is
coming to a close.
There have been quite a few auctions I have lost when a
Handy not always necessary but can make the difference between
getting what you want at the price level you want and having to sit
there and monitor an auction all day long.
I still don't get it.
eBay already lets you enter a maximum price, but the winning bid is set by the
second highest
I still don't get it.
eBay already lets you enter a maximum price, but the winning bid is set
by the second highest price plus the auction's increment.
Because when you enter a bid, anyone can manually outbid you, as long as he
has time. The earlier you do it, the more time people have to
tom, i have been to many an auction where bidding fever takes over. if he is
willing to pay at least one million dollars(lets be serious), i decide i am
willing to pay 1mil,10and 20 and thirty, etc clear up to two
million, because did not someone else think the item worth that
i should also point out to you that a very large number of these auctions end
at 9 or 10pm..pacific time. i am a very elderly person living in
gmt-5. i am long in bed when these auctions end.
still
jer
At 01:57 PM 8/24/2008, you wrote:
Handy not always necessary but can make the
My 20GB iPod's hard drive died. Since the Toshiba 40/60/80GB 1.8-inch
drives are very close to the same dimensions, could the mobo in the old
iPod handle a bigger drive?
My 1st gen iPod's 5GB hard drive died 2 weeks ago. So I got a Toshiba
20GB 1.8-inch drive for $20 on eBay and dropped it in.
No eSnipe still doesn't make any sense to me.
I think what you're missing is this: snipers would useless if everyone bid
their maximum, but a lot of people don't. They just enter a bid that's a
little higher than the current bid and come back later if they're outbid.
Suppose I've decided that
Of course, this is an absurd way to run an auction. No RL auction
would ever take that $51 bid without asking for more. Seems like there
should be a simple way to solve the problem via software, such as
extending an auction if a bid is received within the last x seconds.
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