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09-20-2024, 09:17 AM
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I used to bid mainly on eBay, where 10 years ago everybody (including me) seemed to be using a sniping service that would double or triple the auction price in the final seconds. That doesn't seem to happen as much anymore, at least on the stuff I'm selling and bidding on.
I honestly don't really like the bidding on auction houses, where you're required to make an initial bid and then there's no last minute action with the way they close. It has its benefits though.
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