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dogsx2
09-23-2005, 05:39 PM
I was thinking about using EZsniper, a service that bid in the last seconds on ebay. Here is their info on safety, please tell me what you think.


http://www.ezsniper.com/privacy.php3
QuikSilver
09-23-2005, 05:47 PM
Dont be a bum, just snipe it the manual way....
dogsx2
09-23-2005, 05:58 PM
easier said then done if your dsl is up and down. Why is that being a bum? I buy and sell a lot on ebay and it doesn't matter how I win or lose an auction. I didn't know there was honour in doing it yourself.
Ugly n Grey
09-23-2005, 06:02 PM
I never bother, I bid my max price and walk away. There's nothing on Ebay I want that bad I can't order it.

But if you insist, and you want my opinion, never give your ebay password to anyone.... and if you still insist on doing so, make sure it's nothing like any other password you ever owned or currently use...You are liable for all bids placed under your ID...computer glitches are not unheard of...if you end up bidding a half million for the Kings (Elvis Presley) toenail collection..so be it :)
dogsx2
09-23-2005, 06:15 PM
I never bother, I bid my max price and walk away. http://www.ezsniper.com/privacy.php3

But if you insist, and you want my opinion, never give your ebay password to anyone.... and if you still insist on doing so, make sure it's nothing like any other password you ever owned or currently use...You are liable for all bids placed under your ID...computer glitches are not unheard of...if you end up bidding a half million for the Kings (Elvis Presley) toenail collection..so be it :)

Giving the password was the thing I didn't like. There is a lot of satisfaction in sniping an item at the last few seconds for a good deal. I'm not sure if it's winning the item or knowing you just got something away from another bidder who wanted it.