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#7
01-23-2008, 08:29 PM
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Sneaky Sellers
Posted By: Matt
Dan - While I appreciate your frustration, I only think you can call the sellers sneaky if you think they are doing this to catch people in a snipe and get them buying something they didn't want. If you want the item listed, then place a bid to ensure it can't be changed. Having an item on a "watch list" doesn't mean too much - I've seen items added to 15 watch lists not get any bids (or snipes). 
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