Which sniping service do you use?

[T206Jim]

Which sniping service do you use? How reliable has the service been?
I have used Auctionsniper occasionally but they seem to be having trouble with failed bids due account verification difficulty on eBay.

[Howe’s Hunter]

Don't bid all that often, but never had a problem. One time, right after having had to change my ebay user name, I placed a bid and before it would let me finish, notified me that I had a different name I needed to register with them before I could proceed. Was impressed that it figured that out instantly. Oh, and it is free.

[egri]

I used gavelsnipe as well, and no complaints about them.

[frohme]

Originally Posted by egri

I used gavelsnipe as well, and no complaints about them.

+1 - Only 1 issue in almost 7 years and that was an eBay fail as it turns out

[Cubswin82]

biddingscheduler.com

Had 100% success rates with it.

[jcc6252]

Originally Posted by Cubswin82

biddingscheduler.com

Had 100% success rates with it.

Great Free service. 100% success, also.

[auggiedoggy]

I snipe the old fashioned way.

[darwinbulldog]

GavelSnipe. It's been good to me.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I have never used a sniping service, but I am curious. Are they usually used for auctions with hard endings like ebay? Would a snipe service be useful for auction houses like Heritage, Love of the Game, Clean Sweep, etc. which utilize soft endings with 15 min rules and the like?

[jburl]

I have used Gixen for several years. I pay $6/year. Never any issue.

[mybestbretts]

I have used bidnapper for a long time and have only had one glitch and that
was with ebay.