Hi from Joe B.
I admit to enjoying the hell out of sniping when I'm a buyer and enjoying
watching it go on (hopefully!) if I'm a seller.
If EBAY were to render it unworkable to snipe I'd probably buy and sell far
less than I do now. And my current participation is 99% less than before 2005.
Both as a seller and as a buyer.
Joe
channinglylethomson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a number of inexpensive items on EBAY now and I notice once
again that people either don't bid till the last minute or snipe. I
personally am a big fan of sniping and usually always do that for
things I want to win. On the other hand, the consistent lack of
ongoing bidding during the length of an auction's run take a lot of the
fun out of the whole process. Anybody agree with me on that? Do you
think EBAY might ever consider making their site "snipe-proof?"
Channing in San Francisco
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