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CPUShack
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 Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 3:59 pm Post subject: Good sniper |
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I usually manually snipe, but with all these group buys I am doing it would be nice to have an auto snie
does anyone have a good one they like and use that I could use so I am able to leave my computer for a while?
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Marcin
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http://www.snip.pl/en/
I use that every day. 100% safe and to this moment with 100% success 
it only cost about 20 cents per auction. I can pay total fees for sniping because that is polish company.
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lither
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| Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 7:53 pm Post subject: |
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i use snip.pl too . it is quite easy to use and has a lot of powerful function ( the action )
only one shut failed ever because i set it snip on an USA-only bid (i did ask the seller before i bid.he agreed but forgot to changed the setting )
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Marcin
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unte13
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If two guys use the same sniper and snipe with the same amount at the same time, are they all died? 
The good, the bad & the ugly? |
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JAC
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| unte13 wrote: | If two guys use the same sniper and snipe with the same amount at the same time, are they all died?
The good, the bad & the ugly? |
that is a good question!! I think the sniper program just bids normall and lets ebay decide. |
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spongiforme
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| Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 4:05 am Post subject: |
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I use Prospector - can do searches as well as automated bids.
http://www.bayprospector.com/
So if I ever snipe any of you, don't take it personally, it's a machine that's bidding |
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spongiforme
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<deleted> was a duplicate of previous post
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unte13
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| Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2007 5:45 am Post subject: |
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If you are sniped by me, take it personally because it is manual.
The best sniper will be the one who do not snipe friends and snipe others unknown bidders.
I think it is possible to do this during the last minute but not during the last second.
Therefore automatic snipers can be dangerous especially for group buys. |
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Marcin
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When you guys will register new accounts please fill in the
Referrer: uchodzca
Thanks
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spongiforme
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| unte13 wrote: | | The best sniper will be the one who do not snipe friends and snipe others unknown bidders. |
I tend to lower the amount, or not bid at all, if the high bidder is a "friend" and the chip is not of high interest to me. But eBay is not about gentlemen having tea together  |
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tlccomp
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| spongiforme wrote: | | unte13 wrote: | | The best sniper will be the one who do not snipe friends and snipe others unknown bidders. |
I tend to lower the amount, or not bid at all, if the high bidder is a "friend" and the chip is not of high interest to me. But eBay is not about gentlemen having tea together |
Ditto |
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FDIV
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| I don't take it personally if you snipe me and I hope you do not if I snipe you. If it helps any I set up my snipes well ahead of time and don't even watch auctions near the end. It helps ease the pain when I loose an auction I really wanted. I used to do my bidding manually but it would tear me up when I would loose. It was too stressful. Now I let a machine stress about those last few seconds. I play battlefront II online instead. |
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