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#16
06-12-2007, 06:03 PM
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ebay bidding philosophy and doubts
Posted By: Eric Brehm
Ah, even the moderator can't see a glimmer of my point of view. What is wrong with bidding in the last 6 seconds? Nothing, it is completely allowed by the rules. You are SO BRILLIANT to figure that out. My question is, what is your intention in doing so? I can see you sitting there at your computer, with the gleam in your eye, typing that higher bid with gleeful intensity, thinking the other guy won't have a chance to respond. Good for you! I hope you win! You deserve it! 
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