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10-11-2005, 10:26 AM
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BID TO WIN. IT SEEMS SIMPLE ENOUGH
Posted By: Chris Mc
We can all come up with examples that favor all our cases. I for one do not use a bid sniping service,call me folish or whatever. I put in a bid and forget about it. If I really want something I bid more. I have sat on so many auctions and bid my max bid with a few seconds left only to be outbid by someone who bid more. So what is the differnce if I bid when I first see it or bid at the end. If someone is willing to pay more than I they will win the item, bottom line. 
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