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We've all had it happen ... you find something you want on eBay and then lose it in the last few seconds of "open bidding". While frustrating, it's easily fixed.
eBay veterans call it "sniping" ... you wait until the last 3 seconds of the "open bidding" window and put your bid in just as it closes. This way, you "sneak in" under the wire and take it from someone who isn't right there at their computer.
You can, however, buy software that will do that for you on your computer. I used to use that, but it's a maintenance hassle. No now I've found a BETTER way ... it's an on line service that does it for you ... called MYBIDDER.COM.
You setup an account and it verifies that the name and password are correct. Then, you simply put in the item number and max bid, and within a set number of seconds before it closes, the software puts in your bid to steel it away from others. I won't say it's 100%, but my win rate has gone WAY up.
We've all had it happen ... you find something you want on eBay and then lose it in the last few seconds of "open bidding". While frustrating, it's easily fixed.
eBay veterans call it "sniping" ... you wait until the last 3 seconds of the "open bidding" window and put your bid in just as it closes. This way, you "sneak in" under the wire and take it from someone who isn't right there at their computer.
You can, however, buy software that will do that for you on your computer. I used to use that, but it's a maintenance hassle. No now I've found a BETTER way ... it's an on line service that does it for you ... called MYBIDDER.COM.
You setup an account and it verifies that the name and password are correct. Then, you simply put in the item number and max bid, and within a set number of seconds before it closes, the software puts in your bid to steel it away from others. I won't say it's 100%, but my win rate has gone WAY up.
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