What is the average bidding percentage under the asking price of a home?
Q. I am bidding on a home and I have contigency (no contract/offer yet). What would be considered a fair offer if the asking price is $290? Does the contingency factor into the price? Is thier an "average" percentage?
Asked by beccaboogrl - Mon Jun 18 15:28:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anything goes in the Real Estate business and it especially depends on the Buyers and sellers Motivies. If you really want this house and are buying subject to another selling your contract may really not mean to much to the seller and to catch there attention you may very well need to go close or at the asking price. If its just subject to you getting a loan and its cash and you are 99.9% sure you can get the loan and can close rather quickly then you might be able to negotiate some. However every sale is different. Some Seller's ask what they want and won't take anything off. The next could mark it up by 50% hoping for a big offer. There is no set "Average" to offer less than the asking price.
Answered by Scott - Mon Jun 18 15:36:24 2007
Q. I am bidding on a home and I have contigency (no contract/offer yet). What would be considered a fair offer if the asking price is $290? Does the contingency factor into the price? Is thier an "average" percentage?
Asked by beccaboogrl - Mon Jun 18 15:28:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anything goes in the Real Estate business and it especially depends on the Buyers and sellers Motivies. If you really want this house and are buying subject to another selling your contract may really not mean to much to the seller and to catch there attention you may very well need to go close or at the asking price. If its just subject to you getting a loan and its cash and you are 99.9% sure you can get the loan and can close rather quickly then you might be able to negotiate some. However every sale is different. Some Seller's ask what they want and won't take anything off. The next could mark it up by 50% hoping for a big offer. There is no set "Average" to offer less than the asking price.
Answered by Scott - Mon Jun 18 15:36:24 2007
How does priceline's bidding program work?
Q. I'm planning to buy a plane ticket through priceline's bidding option on their site. I see that you can pick your dates and airports, but not the time. Is time the only thing that you can't pick, or do they sometimes change the day and airports too?? Can anyone with experience using this explain how the process works, since you are obligated to buy the ticket if the bid is picked up. I just don't wanna get ripped off if they change the flight dates or switch airports within the city.
Asked by Dalija D. - Sun Sep 13 15:26:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They wouldn't change the airport, but the day can be.
Answered by fush and chups - Wed Sep 16 18:17:22 2009
Q. I'm planning to buy a plane ticket through priceline's bidding option on their site. I see that you can pick your dates and airports, but not the time. Is time the only thing that you can't pick, or do they sometimes change the day and airports too?? Can anyone with experience using this explain how the process works, since you are obligated to buy the ticket if the bid is picked up. I just don't wanna get ripped off if they change the flight dates or switch airports within the city.
Asked by Dalija D. - Sun Sep 13 15:26:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They wouldn't change the airport, but the day can be.
Answered by fush and chups - Wed Sep 16 18:17:22 2009
What are some good tips at bidding on ebay?
Q. When is the best time to bid and what are some useful things that will help me with bidding?
Asked by Rene - Mon Apr 28 22:26:29 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. watch the items you want, then wait till the last minute or so to place or final offer. it works for me everytime. hope this helped!
Answered by jonasgirlxo - Mon Apr 28 22:28:23 2008
Q. When is the best time to bid and what are some useful things that will help me with bidding?
Asked by Rene - Mon Apr 28 22:26:29 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. watch the items you want, then wait till the last minute or so to place or final offer. it works for me everytime. hope this helped!
Answered by jonasgirlxo - Mon Apr 28 22:28:23 2008
How does ebay find out if your doing Shill bidding?
Q. Like shill bidding is using someone elses account to drive up the bid price but how do they find out?
Asked by Agent - Sun Aug 9 01:48:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IP tracking, consistently bidding by the same account, complaints by other eBay members. ~
Answered by Psychic Computer Repair - Sun Aug 9 01:57:51 2009
Q. Like shill bidding is using someone elses account to drive up the bid price but how do they find out?
Asked by Agent - Sun Aug 9 01:48:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IP tracking, consistently bidding by the same account, complaints by other eBay members. ~
Answered by Psychic Computer Repair - Sun Aug 9 01:57:51 2009
How is the bidding and payment done for a Sheriff Sale?
Q. If a sheriff sale listing says "Sheriff to collect $150,000" does that means the bidding starts there, ends there, or neither? Also, if you win the bid and pay the downpayment, when is the remaining balance owed? Is it owed by the end of the day or week, etc.? Are there lenders present at the courthouse?
Asked by homer simpson - Sat Aug 4 09:44:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sheriff sales, trustee sales or foreclosure sales ---whatever you want to call them are usually held on the courthouse steps at a predetermined time. the property will be awarded to the highest bidder if: 1-he has proper financing or cash at time of sale 2-if he is somewhere close to the anticipated amount the bank needs. banks are now starting to turn down high bids that are not even remotely close to the defaulted amount. with the number of foreclosures increasing every day the banks are now refusing to take losses. you will need to contact the sherrif and ask if the 150K is back taxes and liens, the defaulted amount or where the bidding is to begin. each area is different also make sure you can look at the property somehow with an… [cont.]
Answered by Blue October - Sat Aug 4 11:17:41 2007
Q. If a sheriff sale listing says "Sheriff to collect $150,000" does that means the bidding starts there, ends there, or neither? Also, if you win the bid and pay the downpayment, when is the remaining balance owed? Is it owed by the end of the day or week, etc.? Are there lenders present at the courthouse?
Asked by homer simpson - Sat Aug 4 09:44:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sheriff sales, trustee sales or foreclosure sales ---whatever you want to call them are usually held on the courthouse steps at a predetermined time. the property will be awarded to the highest bidder if: 1-he has proper financing or cash at time of sale 2-if he is somewhere close to the anticipated amount the bank needs. banks are now starting to turn down high bids that are not even remotely close to the defaulted amount. with the number of foreclosures increasing every day the banks are now refusing to take losses. you will need to contact the sherrif and ask if the 150K is back taxes and liens, the defaulted amount or where the bidding is to begin. each area is different also make sure you can look at the property somehow with an… [cont.]
Answered by Blue October - Sat Aug 4 11:17:41 2007
Can I sell tickets on ebay if the bidding exceeds the face value of the ticket in Michigan?
Q. Im trying to sell my tigers playoff tickets on ebay and I know there used to be a rule where once the bidding would exceed the face value of the tickets,the auction would end automatically because of the State law. I noticed alot of people selling tickets on there and was wondering if it was still the case.
Asked by Nate B - Thu Sep 24 09:41:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Michigan's anti-scalping laws prohibit selling a ticket for more than face value. It should end when you hit face. If not, like anything on ebay, you are in the end responsible if you break the law.
Answered by wizjp - Thu Sep 24 09:45:47 2009
Q. Im trying to sell my tigers playoff tickets on ebay and I know there used to be a rule where once the bidding would exceed the face value of the tickets,the auction would end automatically because of the State law. I noticed alot of people selling tickets on there and was wondering if it was still the case.
Asked by Nate B - Thu Sep 24 09:41:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Michigan's anti-scalping laws prohibit selling a ticket for more than face value. It should end when you hit face. If not, like anything on ebay, you are in the end responsible if you break the law.
Answered by wizjp - Thu Sep 24 09:45:47 2009
Can I cancel my item on ebay while the bidding is still going?
Q. I'm selling an item on Ebay and it only has 3 hours left of bidding and I decided I don't want to sell it anymore. Can I cancel it? If so, How do I cancel it? Please help!
Asked by summertime15 - Mon Sep 28 14:49:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm selling an item on Ebay and it only has 3 hours left of bidding and I decided I don't want to sell it anymore. Can I cancel it? If so, How do I cancel it? Please help!
Asked by summertime15 - Mon Sep 28 14:49:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How much should I start my Yu-Gi-Oh card bidding at?
Q. I have 51 first Edition cards, all in protective cases, and in good shape. What should I start the bidding at? They're a blend of relatively powerful magic, trap, monster, and effect cards.
Asked by clark - Fri Jun 27 10:51:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on what type of cards u got if u have a Dad u can sell between 150 to 200 dollars compared to a mirror force of somethin which cost 30 so it depends on what kind of cards u have go on ebay n search the cards u have n place ur price range for each card u have n base ur pricing on that
Answered by Tito R - Fri Jun 27 12:07:02 2008
Q. I have 51 first Edition cards, all in protective cases, and in good shape. What should I start the bidding at? They're a blend of relatively powerful magic, trap, monster, and effect cards.
Asked by clark - Fri Jun 27 10:51:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on what type of cards u got if u have a Dad u can sell between 150 to 200 dollars compared to a mirror force of somethin which cost 30 so it depends on what kind of cards u have go on ebay n search the cards u have n place ur price range for each card u have n base ur pricing on that
Answered by Tito R - Fri Jun 27 12:07:02 2008
How much should i start bidding for FAKE LV BAG?
Q. I will list it as a lookalike, but how much should i start bidding at? thank-you:) xo.
Asked by chag996 - Wed Jul 30 06:08:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like 50
Answered by j.chantell006 - Wed Jul 30 06:13:19 2008
Q. I will list it as a lookalike, but how much should i start bidding at? thank-you:) xo.
Asked by chag996 - Wed Jul 30 06:08:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like 50
Answered by j.chantell006 - Wed Jul 30 06:13:19 2008
Does this eBay bidding seem a little suspicious to you?
Q. I have a used, semi-functional, iPod video on eBay right now, and there have only been two bidders. One of the bidders, we'll call him bidder A, seems legit, lot's of good feedback. The other, we'll call her bidder B, only has 2 a total of two feedbacks (both positive though) I looked up the bidding history between them and you'd think the normal bidding pattern between two bidders would be ABABAB, right? Instead it's something like this: bbabbbababa why would bidder B bid 10 times in between? She kept raising the bid from $31 in increments of $2-$5 up to $60. Is this something that normal buyers do?
Asked by Money Mike - Mon Sep 3 19:48:32 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it is fine. This is happening becase "bidder B" entered a bid and when "bidder A" entered a bid that was lower than "bidder B's" max the site posts as a new bid by "bidder B" so this would mean that "bidder A" tried to outbid the other bidder x number of times and the site kept reposting "bidder B's" next highest increment (whatever it was set at).
Answered by Kevin M - Mon Sep 3 19:56:22 2007
Q. I have a used, semi-functional, iPod video on eBay right now, and there have only been two bidders. One of the bidders, we'll call him bidder A, seems legit, lot's of good feedback. The other, we'll call her bidder B, only has 2 a total of two feedbacks (both positive though) I looked up the bidding history between them and you'd think the normal bidding pattern between two bidders would be ABABAB, right? Instead it's something like this: bbabbbababa why would bidder B bid 10 times in between? She kept raising the bid from $31 in increments of $2-$5 up to $60. Is this something that normal buyers do?
Asked by Money Mike - Mon Sep 3 19:48:32 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it is fine. This is happening becase "bidder B" entered a bid and when "bidder A" entered a bid that was lower than "bidder B's" max the site posts as a new bid by "bidder B" so this would mean that "bidder A" tried to outbid the other bidder x number of times and the site kept reposting "bidder B's" next highest increment (whatever it was set at).
Answered by Kevin M - Mon Sep 3 19:56:22 2007
who does property bidding in the Philippines?
Q. I have a property in Manila left to me by my grandparents. It's supposedly worth 30 million but i think i may be able to sell it for a much better price if i put it on bidding. It is a 1250 square meter commercial lot in Quezon City, 15 minutes away from SM Fairview and all that good stuff from Fairview and 5 minutes away from the market.
Asked by Wasihokkienlang - Fri May 29 23:33:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are realtors in PI just like the states. The hard part will be finding one that's not going to scam you. You should probably go there in-person to oversee the sale. 30 million PHP is like $625,000. Just be careful of which realtor you trust, be sure to verify credentials and oversee it in-person.
Answered by Purple Mohawk Indian - Sat May 30 00:35:59 2009
Q. I have a property in Manila left to me by my grandparents. It's supposedly worth 30 million but i think i may be able to sell it for a much better price if i put it on bidding. It is a 1250 square meter commercial lot in Quezon City, 15 minutes away from SM Fairview and all that good stuff from Fairview and 5 minutes away from the market.
Asked by Wasihokkienlang - Fri May 29 23:33:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are realtors in PI just like the states. The hard part will be finding one that's not going to scam you. You should probably go there in-person to oversee the sale. 30 million PHP is like $625,000. Just be careful of which realtor you trust, be sure to verify credentials and oversee it in-person.
Answered by Purple Mohawk Indian - Sat May 30 00:35:59 2009
Need help bidding interior and exterior residential painting projects.By the sq. ft ?
Q. Getting frustrated bidding and measuring jobs.I'm underbidding,Still making money though but would like to improve my bidding skills.Any info would be helpful.Thanks so much !
Asked by kevin k - Thu May 29 01:52:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Might be easier to figure your cost per gallon of paint that you apply! Charge so much per gallon, and you know a gallon will cover about 350sq ft on a good day! If something takes two coats that is in your favor as it will use more paint!
Answered by judy_derr38565 - Thu May 29 02:50:34 2008
Q. Getting frustrated bidding and measuring jobs.I'm underbidding,Still making money though but would like to improve my bidding skills.Any info would be helpful.Thanks so much !
Asked by kevin k - Thu May 29 01:52:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Might be easier to figure your cost per gallon of paint that you apply! Charge so much per gallon, and you know a gallon will cover about 350sq ft on a good day! If something takes two coats that is in your favor as it will use more paint!
Answered by judy_derr38565 - Thu May 29 02:50:34 2008
can u bak out of selling on ebay during the bidding or after time runs out?
Q. i was thinking about selling my bike on ebay for like $300 and im worried that if during the bidding within the last 5 minutes the bids are only up to 150 or something, then can i cancel it all and stop the bid?
Asked by noots - Fri Aug 7 16:37:39 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can set a minimum bid amount or set a reserve amount that must be met before there can be a winning bidder. It is also a good way to figure out if your bike is worth $300. If you start the bidding at $300 and no one bids, or you set a reserve at $300 and no one bids to the reserve your bike isn't going to sell for $300 and you can either relist it for a lower amount or decide to keep it. If you chose not to do either once someone starts to bid on your item you cannot remove the listing.
Answered by financegal27 - Fri Aug 7 16:44:11 2009
Q. i was thinking about selling my bike on ebay for like $300 and im worried that if during the bidding within the last 5 minutes the bids are only up to 150 or something, then can i cancel it all and stop the bid?
Asked by noots - Fri Aug 7 16:37:39 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can set a minimum bid amount or set a reserve amount that must be met before there can be a winning bidder. It is also a good way to figure out if your bike is worth $300. If you start the bidding at $300 and no one bids, or you set a reserve at $300 and no one bids to the reserve your bike isn't going to sell for $300 and you can either relist it for a lower amount or decide to keep it. If you chose not to do either once someone starts to bid on your item you cannot remove the listing.
Answered by financegal27 - Fri Aug 7 16:44:11 2009
Do you have to sell your item on ebay, even if your not happy with the end bidding Price?
Q. Do you have to sell your item on ebay, even if your not happy with the end bidding Price? If someone bid $10 on an item i wanted to sell for $100 do i have to accept that bid and sell it to that person?
Asked by drzmk5 - Tue Apr 14 09:32:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a minimum amount you are willing to sell an item for, the best thing to do is to put that amount as your starting bid, or else you put on a reserve, which can be concealed from buyers. I don't think you can refuse to sell something because it didn't end as high as you wanted it to. Some items do end up unsold because the reserve isn't met. I have never really seen the point of putting a secret reserve on something myself, it seems to me you might as well be upfront about the amount you are willing to sell something for, but a lot of people seem to do it. I don't suppose you can actually be forced to sell something to the buyer if you don't want to, but I think it will result, not surprisingly, in you getting negative… [cont.]
Answered by Louise C - Tue Apr 14 09:44:22 2009
Q. Do you have to sell your item on ebay, even if your not happy with the end bidding Price? If someone bid $10 on an item i wanted to sell for $100 do i have to accept that bid and sell it to that person?
Asked by drzmk5 - Tue Apr 14 09:32:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a minimum amount you are willing to sell an item for, the best thing to do is to put that amount as your starting bid, or else you put on a reserve, which can be concealed from buyers. I don't think you can refuse to sell something because it didn't end as high as you wanted it to. Some items do end up unsold because the reserve isn't met. I have never really seen the point of putting a secret reserve on something myself, it seems to me you might as well be upfront about the amount you are willing to sell something for, but a lot of people seem to do it. I don't suppose you can actually be forced to sell something to the buyer if you don't want to, but I think it will result, not surprisingly, in you getting negative… [cont.]
Answered by Louise C - Tue Apr 14 09:44:22 2009
How do you know if someone is using bots or something to jack up the bidding on e-bay and what can you do?
Q. It looks like a few items I'm bidding on are being bid on by computers or something of that nature. Their names are t**t and l**l stuff like that. But there's five or six different ones like that on each item. It just seems fishy to me.
Asked by Steve C - Mon Jul 7 21:02:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. eBay no longer shows bidders' full IDs, instead showing the IDs' first and last letters and representing omitted letters with asterisks. There is no way to know if a bid was placed "live" or by a bot.
Answered by Boris - Mon Jul 7 21:08:07 2008
Q. It looks like a few items I'm bidding on are being bid on by computers or something of that nature. Their names are t**t and l**l stuff like that. But there's five or six different ones like that on each item. It just seems fishy to me.
Asked by Steve C - Mon Jul 7 21:02:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. eBay no longer shows bidders' full IDs, instead showing the IDs' first and last letters and representing omitted letters with asterisks. There is no way to know if a bid was placed "live" or by a bot.
Answered by Boris - Mon Jul 7 21:08:07 2008
How do i retract a bid on ebay after the bidding time has ended?
Q. I bid on an item with less than a minute left before i saw the cost of the shipping almost $40,Stupid I no, and i tried to retract the bid but it said i can't once the bid has ended.What do I do now?
Asked by Julia - Sun Jun 28 23:07:54 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will just have to contact the seller, via the messaging system that e-bay uses. Tell them what has happened and due to the circumstances you will not be able to afford the purchase. Apologise and tell them that they can re-list the item. Good luck!
Answered by unknown - Sun Jun 28 23:53:24 2009
Q. I bid on an item with less than a minute left before i saw the cost of the shipping almost $40,Stupid I no, and i tried to retract the bid but it said i can't once the bid has ended.What do I do now?
Asked by Julia - Sun Jun 28 23:07:54 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will just have to contact the seller, via the messaging system that e-bay uses. Tell them what has happened and due to the circumstances you will not be able to afford the purchase. Apologise and tell them that they can re-list the item. Good luck!
Answered by unknown - Sun Jun 28 23:53:24 2009
How does one consider the estimate for bidding a job on laying tile flooring?
Q. If there are any professionals out there reading this, I really would like to know how it is figured in the budget to bid a job on laying ceramic tiles for flooring. Do you bid by the tile, square footage of the room, etc.? Does the size of the tiles matter or effect the price of the job? How do you figure for a hall way? Long or short. Thanks for your help in advance!
Asked by donna D - Tue May 13 15:21:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had always by the s/f .. Custom work usually by the linear foot. (stripping for example ) Separate for the labor and what we called "prep materials" That is taxable labor is not.. So there should be a break down from labor and taxable items.. If you ballpark 15 $ a s/f it will give you a guesstimate and a guesstimate only .. Locations and tile prices cal vary a lot so use it as a general rule of thumb only.. Rip out and disposal are not figured in there either.. Hope this helps gl p s always get quotes from regular businesses and check for licenses and insurances
Answered by rob s - Tue May 13 20:00:54 2008
Q. If there are any professionals out there reading this, I really would like to know how it is figured in the budget to bid a job on laying ceramic tiles for flooring. Do you bid by the tile, square footage of the room, etc.? Does the size of the tiles matter or effect the price of the job? How do you figure for a hall way? Long or short. Thanks for your help in advance!
Asked by donna D - Tue May 13 15:21:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had always by the s/f .. Custom work usually by the linear foot. (stripping for example ) Separate for the labor and what we called "prep materials" That is taxable labor is not.. So there should be a break down from labor and taxable items.. If you ballpark 15 $ a s/f it will give you a guesstimate and a guesstimate only .. Locations and tile prices cal vary a lot so use it as a general rule of thumb only.. Rip out and disposal are not figured in there either.. Hope this helps gl p s always get quotes from regular businesses and check for licenses and insurances
Answered by rob s - Tue May 13 20:00:54 2008
How can i improve my ebay bidding?
Q. I suck at bidding i always get out bidded. help please!!! I don't think i'm doing it right.
Asked by luvmehateme - Mon Feb 4 14:06:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they have that new thing bid assist...it takes your maximum bid and bids for you till your max bid gets out bid... you never go over what you are willing to pay...and it just keeps on bidding for you aas long as someone else is bidding also... its pretty neat...i use it all the time.
Answered by btrflykss07 - Mon Feb 4 14:53:03 2008
Q. I suck at bidding i always get out bidded. help please!!! I don't think i'm doing it right.
Asked by luvmehateme - Mon Feb 4 14:06:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they have that new thing bid assist...it takes your maximum bid and bids for you till your max bid gets out bid... you never go over what you are willing to pay...and it just keeps on bidding for you aas long as someone else is bidding also... its pretty neat...i use it all the time.
Answered by btrflykss07 - Mon Feb 4 14:53:03 2008
How long does it take for bidding to start on an ebay auction?
Q. From the time that you post the item, what is the typical wait for bids to come in? What speeds the process up, etc?
Asked by StarryEyedSurprise - Mon Nov 27 17:12:08 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best way to speed up your auction is to use keywords; just try to be as descriptive of your item as possible. Lots of buyers use eBay's "Favorites" to let them know whenever a particular item comes up for auction. The feature searches for buyer-specified keywords in new listings and sends an email to the buyer whenever an auction is posted that meets those specifications. Example: during the summer one of my auctions got a bid while I was listing the next item. I'd say, it was about a 3-minute turnaround!
Answered by HYPERCAFFEINATED - Mon Nov 27 17:30:10 2006
Q. From the time that you post the item, what is the typical wait for bids to come in? What speeds the process up, etc?
Asked by StarryEyedSurprise - Mon Nov 27 17:12:08 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best way to speed up your auction is to use keywords; just try to be as descriptive of your item as possible. Lots of buyers use eBay's "Favorites" to let them know whenever a particular item comes up for auction. The feature searches for buyer-specified keywords in new listings and sends an email to the buyer whenever an auction is posted that meets those specifications. Example: during the summer one of my auctions got a bid while I was listing the next item. I'd say, it was about a 3-minute turnaround!
Answered by HYPERCAFFEINATED - Mon Nov 27 17:30:10 2006
When is the best time to start bidding on an item on ebay?
Q. I have been watching an item on ebay last few days well it is down to 1 day left for bidding which i have not done yet but others have. I don't want to drive the bid way up...When should i start bidding? Thanks The item is a wedding gown
Asked by Julian'sMommy - Sun Oct 14 04:08:40 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you really want the item, go to Auctionsniper.com and sign up for a snipe account. You enter your top dollar and when you want them to bid for you. I usually go for 7 seconds before it ends. Works most of the time unless the price goes beyond my top dollar. I win tons of stuff in the middle of the night like this.
Answered by Heather J - Sun Oct 14 09:30:48 2007
Q. I have been watching an item on ebay last few days well it is down to 1 day left for bidding which i have not done yet but others have. I don't want to drive the bid way up...When should i start bidding? Thanks The item is a wedding gown
Asked by Julian'sMommy - Sun Oct 14 04:08:40 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you really want the item, go to Auctionsniper.com and sign up for a snipe account. You enter your top dollar and when you want them to bid for you. I usually go for 7 seconds before it ends. Works most of the time unless the price goes beyond my top dollar. I win tons of stuff in the middle of the night like this.
Answered by Heather J - Sun Oct 14 09:30:48 2007
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