I always get outbid on ebay
 

fucking kiddies using those snipers or whatever they call em :feels-hot

yeah those people are bitches

then again i am too lazy to set one up

so i dont know who deserved the auction more

What are you tryin to buy ?

The problem is you do not know how to bid.

Bid very high - you can't be outbid if you have the higher bid...

:2 cents:

solution: quit being such a cheapass and bid more

the point is to bid as much as you're willing to pay. are you new to auctions?

last thing i got outbid on was pdiddy's toothpick

but i am poor :(

5 palletes of Trojan condoms

loooool :1orglaugh

Male pleasure?

www.esnipe.com

it's free for a month and works even if you don't put $ after

Was this you Juicy?

http://cgi.liquidation.com/auction/view?id=443914

Or should I say "Carlo"?

But Juicy, they are worth more than 10bucks.

So try the bid at like 20$


:1orglaugh

juicy you're such an optimist.

:1orglaugh

Don't worry. You'll get that fleshlight someday. I can feel it in my bones. :)

I don't like to bid the maximum I'm willing to pay, because then the bid gets too high before the auction ends.

If you place a high bid near the beginning of the auction, the bid usually goes too high, but if you wait to place your bid until closer to the end of the auction, the ending price is usually much less.

For example, on the first day of an auction listing, you bid $50 on an item that you estimate is worth $75. Someone else is going to come along and up your bid because they want that item, too. The guy might have bid $20 to start if your bid was lower, but he has to raise his bid to above $50 just so he can be the current winner. Then by the end of the auction, these crazy people are so angry that they've been outbid, that they'll pay $125 for a $75 item just so they don't get outbid. They take it personally.

However, if you bid $1 on your $75 item, then some guy comes along and bids a maximum of $20... you let him think he's won it at $2 until right before then end and then you bid $50 and you get it for $21. :)

I don't use eBay often, but when I do, I have to use it right. I collect toys and magazines and such from the 80s, and every once in a while something extremely rare comes up. I can't afford to pay alot for an item, so bidding the max I'm willing to pay right at the beginning is just eBay suicide.

I see the package has arrived:Graucho

Planning a water bomb fight, juicy? :Graucho

yeah but i thought it was assorted flavors not one style :(

nah thats for a party i am throwing for thanksgiving


http://www.juicylinks.com/hotlink/images/gobble.jpg

Oh, I see. You're bringing the stuffing. :Graucho

:Graucho :Graucho :Graucho

I tried several times for an out of print video but always got outbid by people who paid way to much for the tape. The last time I just bookmarked the page and waited until the last few minutes to bid and got it at minimum bid:thumbsup

www.auctionsniper.com

awesome site and service

only make your bid 20 seconds before the auction ends

yep god damn those ebay snipers that come in at the last min

That's exactly what I do.. I've only lost out on a couple things by using that technique.

The services are nice, but you can just as soon run your own desktop software to snipe bids. One very good one that I use is http://www.auctionsentry.com/

rofl ! :1orglaugh

sucks because of that, happens to me too

hahaha "carlo" ... those condoms would last me 3 weeks

I agree with tootie, but wanna add something to it. I snipe all the time, but I don't think there's anything wrong with it. If I'm prepared to pay $50 for a $200 item, then it doesn't matter if I snipe, I'm still going to lose.

If you must must must have the item, snipe to an amount that will insure you win it. Simple :D