Originally Posted by Blue 
I'm not really and expert and have never used a snipe service. If you count everything I've bought and sold over the past 8 years, maybe. I was watching those out of interest. I already have a chrome K2 that is in excellent working conditioned and has been cla. I was watching the black one. I forgot the other one had the M f1.7 on it. I was also just monitoring the KX. The best thing is to guess what you think the person's highest bid is and what you are willing to pay and put that in with 14 seconds to go on the last step. There is always a chance of a last minute group of bids coming in and something going for a ridiculous price. I avoid getting caught up in bidding wars.
Originally Posted by séamuis bid.
then bid higher.
then bid higher than the item is likely worth.
then bid higher.
within the last 10 seconds..... bid higher.
Wait it out then until the last few seconds. Kinda tedious, but I guess I'll try that.
Originally Posted by Nesster I've found the best eBay attitude is to Not Really Want It but to throw in a bid anyway. Somehow this sometimes works to produce a sweet buy. Often the thing gets bid way past... but the times that doesn't happen, sweeet!
Good suggestion. I'll try this too.
