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#23
11-04-2014, 06:36 AM
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For auctions that go all night, why not get to bed at a reasonable time and set your alarm for say 3:30 AM. You'll be a little tired but at least you get most of a night's sleep. If you stay up all night it is not productive. If you don't bid between 10:00 PM and the wee hours you've stayed up for nothing.
If the auctions refuse to implement a better system, then the bidder has to find something that works best for him. 
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