You are getting "sniped" on Ebay, which is a program that you can get and that lots of people use that will place a last second bid on an item that is just above the highest bid. You can also use the Autobid feature on Ebay, which will bid an item up to your maximum in the smallest increment acceptable.
Tedd -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of grampa Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 6:58 PM To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Igolf GPS Caddie I would prefer the Igolf software to the Igolf GPS. I have a palm m500 pda and have been bidding on at least 5 gps companions for it on Ebay, but have been beaten each time by $1.00 even though I raised my bids :-( Frustrating. I would have thought that somebody on this forum would have a gps system they wanted to sell but no luck there either. Grampa Sielski Burgess Howell wrote: > The iGolf unit looks like a pretty good alternative to the SkyGolf > units. I would imagine their hardware is perfectly competent for the > job, and $30 for 50 courses per year looks pretty reasonable (assuming > the course inventory is broad enough). > > For someone with PDA/GPS hardware already in hand, the iGolfgps software > looks like a decent deal for $28, shipped. > > Burgess > > At 07:20 PM 5/30/2006, you wrote: > >> Can anybody tell me how the Igolf Gps Caddie compares to the Skygolf >> SG2? Its about $100 cheaper and seems to offer the same (or better) >> specifications (eg 11 targets per hole for the Igolf) >> >> I'm still interested in purchasing a used GPS system if anyone has one >> for sale. >> >> Thanks. >> >> Grampa Sielski >> > > > >
