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I've been reading this thread and thinking about all of the options. I do think decreasing the 15 minute period makes sense. 10 probably good. 5 may be too little, especially for folks dealing with multiple items in an auction (almost never the case for me).
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if you cant trust an auction to shill you then you really shouldnt bid at the auction
the bidding slots really allow you to place a max bid..on the expensive items you can usually bid in a bidding slot..where the next bidding slot would clearly put the card over teh average past sale by hundreds or even a thousand dollars on big value cards....its not like ebay where you can lose an item by 40 bucks with a last second bid or even lose by a dollar etc...the next bidder really has to poney up for the next bidding slot.. your perceived value of a card shouldnt change just becasue someone else bid on a card making you want to bid higher than your preceived value...if you just place a max bid then you dont have to worry about the impulse bids.... Last edited by 1952boyntoncollector; 11-04-2014 at 03:40 AM. |
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I still say whoever bids last has the advantage.
Yes I could just leave a max bid and go to sleep but sometimes I change my mind and might bid higher than my previous max and this format takes away that option from me. Yes like someone said I could just stay awake all night and wait to be outbid but that is just not realistic, and why should only east coast guys have to do that, it results in an unfair playing field if the west guys don't have to do that too. And yes I could just stop whining and suck it up but I like to whine. |
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right the changing of your mind last second would seem to be an impulse buy...especially if it means going over perceived market price
there is buyers remorse as well so not buying something is good too if it was ebay style and you can lose by a dollar thats one thing..but i've gone to sleep knowing the next guy's next bidding slot was an additional 300 or more over market price plus buyer premium..he can have it!.. |
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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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Anyone who wakes up at 330 AM to bid on a baseball card should reassess his life, in my opinion.
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