Sniping services

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Posted By: scott levy

A few smaller cards that I need on eBay and not willing to hang out at home. What are the best sniping services and are they easy to use?

Regards,
Scott

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Posted By: Brad L.

I do 99% selling, so I haven't done any sniping yet, but there is a thread on the first page here with a new sniping software. Looked pretty good to me and you can see a bunch of posts with feedback on the program in that thread.

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Posted By: Mark T

I suggest Gavelsnipe.com, which has been absolutely wonderful for me.

I have checked out the new snipe service posted in a thread but being that i stick with something that works i have stayed with Gavelsnipe.

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Posted By: leon

Nothing against anyone else but I love gavelsnipe and it's free.....has always worked for me....

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

I've been using Trae's service for a week or so now and it has not failed me yet. And it's free!

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Posted By: T206Collector

Lost a pretty important auction when my bid didn't go through on GavelSnipe --granted, only one flub in over a year of service, but it still was really terribly annoying. It was easy for me to switch to Trae's new service.


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Posted By: AndyH

I have used gavelsnipe for over a year and it has been a wonderful service.

I have used Trae's BlazingBid.com the last couple weeks and it has been wonderful service.

I choose to use BlazingBid now because Trae is a board member and I like to support the board members. If I'm getting the same thing from both, I'd rather be supporting someone I can identify with more than an anonymous service provider.

Thanks,

Andy

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Posted By: Scott L

I've used Trae's service for a few weeks now and have been problem free. I really like it.

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Posted By: Ed Cavagnaro

I have been using "AuctionStealer.com" for several years now and I have had very few problems. The system is very easy to use...

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Posted By: Tim

I've been using Trae's site (www.blazingbid.com) for a few weeks now. It's my first snipe site but has been great so far.

Most importantly if I've had a question or issue the response from the site has been immediate and pointed out my error or corrected the problem quickly.

They have the kind of customer service most people equate to the "good old days."

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Posted By: Jason

Its been blazingbid.com for me and I haven't had a single issue with it. Works great.

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Posted By: Trae R.

Many thanks for all the support!




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-Honus Wagner

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Posted By: Ray V

I've used Stealthbid for years now and have been reasonably happy with it. That said, there have been some recent snipes that didn't go through, and their follow up to explain problems has never been good. I just signed up for Trae's service and I'm going to try it out.

Ray

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Posted By: Matt

Those who have had snipes fail, should consider using 2 different snipe services simultaneously to significantly limit the possibility of that recurring.

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Posted By: Zinn

I've used it for years. Never a miss. Great communications.

99.93% Bidding Accuracy
Over 484,400 Active Registered Users
10,000 - 22,000 Auctions Sniped Daily
Over 16,024,371 Bids Placed

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Posted By: Trae R.

Thanks Ray!

Matt, that's very good advice.




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Posted By: leon

Whoever above said they are going to try Trae's service as he is a board member kind of hit home with me. I will be giving this new service a try too. Nothing like helping out a Net54 member....

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Posted By: quan

trae your snipe service did a great job emailing me my bid was too low on a lot

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Posted By: Bryon

I have used Bidding Scheduler for several months now with no problems at all. It's free and, as far as I can tell, there's no limit on the number of snipes you can set.

http://www.biddingscheduler.com/