Deadlord39 wrote:Maybe he works for Cougar.Isn't that Guerret from here?
guerret wrote:Yes, I assume the seller wrote 7,95 instead of 7.95, and in these cases eBay ignores the comma, becoming 795. It happened to me once, when I placed a bid of 10,50 instead of 10.50 and eBay put a maximum bid of 1050 dollars. I was very quick to retreat the offer.
lokiwookie wrote:guerret wrote:Yes, I assume the seller wrote 7,95 instead of 7.95, and in these cases eBay ignores the comma, becoming 795. It happened to me once, when I placed a bid of 10,50 instead of 10.50 and eBay put a maximum bid of 1050 dollars. I was very quick to retreat the offer.In fact on ebay.com the " , "doesn't work since on ebay.fr or ebay.it and everywhere in Europe the " . " doesn't work... The same thing has happened to me too, for a small $4565 bid but it was 2s before the auction end and I was unable to change my bid... I gain the bid of course for $112 !!! I will never bid again through ebay.com
guerret wrote:Sniping CAN be a problem, after all.
faro wrote:guerret wrote:Sniping CAN be a problem, after all.For that particular problem, if you snipe manually, yes.
guerret wrote:faro wrote:guerret wrote:Sniping CAN be a problem, after all.For that particular problem, if you snipe manually, yes.What do you mean by manually? Don't tell me there are even tools that do that for you.
red_bus wrote:But I still prefer to do it by hand when I can... (so to speak)
Radagast the Brown wrote:TBH, I make mistakes bidding manually ...I don't even want to think about using an automatic bidder ... (I could beat every record in silly prices category )
killjoy32 wrote:Radagast the Brown wrote:TBH, I make mistakes bidding manually ...I don't even want to think about using an automatic bidder ... (I could beat every record in silly prices category )whats that Giorgio....adding an extra 0 on the end of the bid?