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nellie2
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ebay already has the facility to place an automatic bid. You just set the max. price you want to pay, say £20.00 and this will the most you pay. If the bids go above your max then of course you drop out but if for instance the highest bid at closing is £15.00 you will win and pay £16.00. Just a pound above the max. bid made not the amount you are prepared to go up to. :unsure:

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Guest Shirley_Crabtree

Proxy bidding is,indeed,built into Ebays bidding system but sniping software can be set to place a bid on the very last second of the auction.

It will then be too late for the proxy to take effect and the sniper wins.

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Women know best

Now that is true Besty but why do you say that??? I just got the link from a mag, I don't really do auctions so I have no idea if it is any good or not and just this once will be willing to bow down to a more informed opinion!! :)

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