RogerP
Established Member
mark aspin":3sd5juwj said:I'd be careful about doing that though John - what if the current highest bidder had set their maximum bid at £45, for example? You would then have to pay £46/£47 for the plane.Benchwayze":3sd5juwj said:PS. I just noticed that someone mentioned sniping by putting in a silly bid. I thought that was the way to win snipes. If you bid say £50.00 for a plane worth £20.00 and the next highest bid is £22.00 you would win the auction. But you wouldn't have to pay the amount you bid. You only pay a pound over the under-bidder. That's where eBay differs from live auctions.
John
Mark 8)
That's exactly what happened to my item I mentioned in my previous post. Two snipers each put on silly bids which shot the bidding up in the last few seconds to an excessive level. Not that I'm complaining