free ebay sniper software recommendations please
16 April 2007, 11:45 PM
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free ebay sniper software recommendations please
can anyone recommend free sniper software for ebay use please? i don't buy much on there; the odd gadget, bits for my lambretta and a few bits for my impreza now and then so not a frequent user of ebay if that makes a difference
17 April 2007, 03:16 AM
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I only use AuctionSniper... first 3 wins are free... then you pay a small amount per successful snipe. For every person you get to sign up and use the site you get 3 more free snipes.
If you want the link let me know
If you want the link let me know
17 April 2007, 09:33 AM
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thanks guys.
puppetmaster - can you send me your referral link please - .....
puppetmaster - can you send me your referral link please - .....
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I use Hammersnipe. The free service gives you 3 free snipes a week, sniping is 10-20 seconds before the end of the auction.
I have successfully sniped with it many times.
If you want to use it more, you can pay, so you get unlimited snipes and it snipes much closer to the end of the auction.
eBay Snipe, eBay Bidding Software, eBay Sniping -- Hammertap.com
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I have successfully sniped with it many times.
If you want to use it more, you can pay, so you get unlimited snipes and it snipes much closer to the end of the auction.
eBay Snipe, eBay Bidding Software, eBay Sniping -- Hammertap.com
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some good stuff there thanks. i saw the majority of the software noted above when i googled "free sniper software" so have heard of them all. just need to sit down and work out what i want to go for now.
thanks for the recommendations
thanks for the recommendations
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I've never really got the point of sniping
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Bid the most you're prepared to pay for the item early, and your bids get priority over later bidders up to your limit. You won't win an auction just because you snipe, only if you're prepared to pay more than the limit that the other bidder has set for themselves.
. Bid the most you're prepared to pay for the item early, and your bids get priority over later bidders up to your limit. You won't win an auction just because you snipe, only if you're prepared to pay more than the limit that the other bidder has set for themselves.
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I've never really got the point of sniping .
Bid the most you're prepared to pay for the item early, and your bids get priority over later bidders up to your limit. You won't win an auction just because you snipe, only if you're prepared to pay more than the limit that the other bidder has set for themselves.
. Bid the most you're prepared to pay for the item early, and your bids get priority over later bidders up to your limit. You won't win an auction just because you snipe, only if you're prepared to pay more than the limit that the other bidder has set for themselves.
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Problem arises if you are bidding on an auction that ends when you are not avilable to watch it though, for instance, I work outside 90% of the time so can't access the internet
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