win ebay auctions while sleeping!! EASY and FREE

chazculham

by clicking this link: http://www.auctionsniper.com/?how=slow.glow and joining the website you canvery easily win ebay auctions, without being on your computer!
it is an automatic service where you type in the item number and your highest bid amount and it will win the auction for you!
very handy and FREE
give it a go people and tell me what you think!
many thanks
charlie

please hit the 'thanks' button if this has been of any use to you!

Moglex

Only free for the first three wins, I see.

I suppose it's worth it for those occasions when you can't/cant be bothered to be by your computer at the end of the auction.

I still maintain that there's no advantage to using a program other than convenience.

apprentice_tycoon

Moglex wrote:

Only free for the first three wins, I see.

I suppose it's worth it for those occasions when you can't/cant be bothered to be by your computer at the end of the auction.

I still maintain that there's no advantage to using a program other than convenience.

There are more reasons why it's a good tool to have, firstly it puts your bid in 7 seconds before the close so a rival bidder wouldn't be able to get back in in time to top you, the rivals didn't see you coming so probably only put a low bid in under the assumption that no-one else was interested.

Secondly- if you are bidding on a few items that the buyer has listed close together you can put your bids in early and not try to chase from one to the other.

it's 15 pence per win after the first 3 wins

heathen

plenty of others to choose from,i use auctionsteeler myself which gives you 3 free snipes per week.
you cant always be on your computer so these can be very usefull if you want to bid at the last minute instead of having to bid early and bumping up the price.

Moglex

apprentice_tycoon wrote:

There are more reasons why it's a good tool to have, firstly it puts your bid in 7 seconds before the close so a rival bidder wouldn't be able to get back in in time to top you, the rivals didn't see you coming so probably only put a low bid in under the assumption that no-one else was interested.

Secondly- if you are bidding on a few items that the buyer has listed close together you can put your bids in early and not try to chase from one to the other.

The second point is a good one, but as for the first, I always snipe in the last few seconds - it's not difficult.

And the cost varies depending on the closing price of the auction - it could be a lot more than 15p.

Nadia

I suppose that's a referral link you're using. This is not allowed except on the referrals board. Please edit your link.

jellycat40

I don't think that there are very many bargains to be had on Ebay these days. I was a member very early on and it was great. Now stuff reaches it's real value and rarely do you actually get a bargain. Therefore if I bid and don't get it then I think that I obviously did not want to spend the true value and I probably wasn't meant to get it anyway.

One example, I was trying to get an original Tiny Tears Doll like the one I played with as a child. I was bidding around £20 but they were going for double that amount.

Last week in a charity shop was Tiny in her original rompers for £2. That is a bargain. She is now on my shelf in my bedroom bringing back memories of childhood.

Regards
Louise

Tibbie's_mum

Someone might have mentioned this before, but anyway, http://www.justsnipe.com gives you 5 free snipes a week.

So far I won 5 out of the 6 auctions I've bid on with it.

So I reckon it can't be bad!!!

jenniferpa

Also you're not allowed to have links in your signature.

smashed

Also asking for thanks is a bit off

Thefunkygibbons

I swear by it

In collecting fields, it says bidding wars that can push prices more than the fees