> "Therefore, any action that limits the "open and free market" aspect is > illegal under federal law." > > This is what SNIPING DOES...It keeps someone from entering another bid if > they wish to spend more than they want.... > > Yes...look at my bidding...You will find I bid what I feel is best most > times on the first day....BUT I still would like to have a couple minutes at > the end to raise it again Iif I wish... > > Bob NO! NO! NO! Ebay tells you to bid your Max when you bid. If I come in when your bid is 60 dollars and I bid 100 dollars with 30 seconds to go then I get it for 62 dollars. But if you had bid 80 dollars as your max then I get it for 82 dollars. On the other hand if the bid is 60 dollars but your max is 120 dollars then my 100 dollars will not touch yours and you will win. So bid the most you want to pay and if a 30 second bid beats you then IT IS YOUR FAULT that you did not win. Sniping does not limit open and free market and is not illegal. I get most of the stuff I buy off ebay this way. Remember all is fair in love, war and ebay. Thank you Larry Jackman Ps. What about sealed bids on government jobs. This is an auction and you get only one chance
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