You are not bidding against yourself in your example. You are bidding
against a hidden reserve. Your prior bids will never change your original "high"
bid until you actually hit the reserve.
For example, if the reserve is 150 and the start is 25 and one person has
already bid 30. That per
TOUCHE !
Zeev
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> Bruce you jealous Ill be happy to let you take over anytime you
> like. It did use to be y
Bruce you jealous Ill be happy to let you take over anytime you
like. It did use to be your position.
Al
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From: Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 10:32 am
Subject: Re: [MOPO] SPAM-LOW: Re: [MOPO] SNIPING IS NOT INFALLIBL
okay, bruce.how's this:
you bid with a hidden reserve and the first bid is $75.00. you bid
90. it registers 76. then you bid 200. it now
registers 150, which is the reserve. SEMANTICS
(i once bid on LOW an item with a hidden reserve and was the highest
bidder, alt
I am 99.999% certain it is impossible to bid against yourself on eBay,
except in the exact "completing the bid increment" example
cited by Claude, or if you use two different eBay IDs that you
have. I am so sure of this that I will give a set of 26 books to
the first person who can show me a bid
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