Adam Shultz wrote:I think they are safe. I use AuctionStealer.com. It has only failed on my a couple of times and once was for a friend. I probably didn't confirm the bid or something at that.I used to use esnipe until they started charging. I am thinking there are probably a bunch more new ones.
killjoy32 wrote:sniping programs....bah.old skool is the best
killjoy32 wrote:Adam Shultz wrote:I think they are safe. I use AuctionStealer.com. It has only failed on my a couple of times and once was for a friend. :( I probably didn't confirm the bid or something at that.I used to use esnipe until they started charging. I am thinking there are probably a bunch more new ones.sniping programs....bah.old skool is the best :D
Adam Shultz wrote:I think they are safe. I use AuctionStealer.com. It has only failed on my a couple of times and once was for a friend. :( I probably didn't confirm the bid or something at that.I used to use esnipe until they started charging. I am thinking there are probably a bunch more new ones.
Marlith wrote:killjoy32 wrote:Adam Shultz wrote:I think they are safe. I use AuctionStealer.com. It has only failed on my a couple of times and once was for a friend. I probably didn't confirm the bid or something at that.I used to use esnipe until they started charging. I am thinking there are probably a bunch more new ones.sniping programs....bah.old skool is the best Ditto that. Nothing like F5 every two or three secons the last minute or two. Having to set the alarm for 2:43 AM so you can bid. I may sound sarcastic but this is for real this is the path I have choosen. Can I get a "Get a Life".....
killjoy32 wrote:Adam Shultz wrote:I think they are safe. I use AuctionStealer.com. It has only failed on my a couple of times and once was for a friend. I probably didn't confirm the bid or something at that.I used to use esnipe until they started charging. I am thinking there are probably a bunch more new ones.sniping programs....bah.old skool is the best
mbassoc2003 wrote:You can always throw in a bid in the thousands of dollars mark in the last minute. That works well for some people.
afoolandhis$ wrote:Auctionsniper, every time. Just think, if r_b's alarm hadn't gone off, I would have won that beautiful 1st print woody!
mdr003 wrote:I'm with Al - manual sniping all the way. Using a sniping program just seems wrong somehow. Nothing like waiting until 6 seconds to go, wondering if you've misjudged the time and your bid won't register, or even when you've bid and you see the high bidder message - will someone else come in over the top?I still think the best anti-climax you can ever get is to set up a monster snipe on an item that is still very cheap... but when you pull the trigger, you get the 'your bid is insufficient to register' message.The only time I have ever conciously decided not to snipe was last week - for one of Stormber's auctions (the character sheets with the Wham cover art). I saw Brian was bidding, and as he'd just done me a big favour with a USA-only auction, I couldn't bring myself to snipe. So I bid with a couple of hours to go, to give him a chance to outbid me if he wanted them. Never again though... RegardsMike
harami2000 wrote:Ah, innocent semantics...=http://www.bidnip.com/ ; 250 winning bids = $40. (16 cents each, regardless of whether the win is $10 or $1,000 with no premium for non-US currency auctions. Fairly decent/quick-to-use auction management system, too).
bclarkie wrote:I use auctionsniper, and if you do it right its free.