If you’re bidding for items on eBay, sooner or later you’ll end up having your bid beaten at the very last second by a “sniper”. This can be a frustrating experience. In theory sniping is against the rules and you can report it to eBay. In practice, however, they never do anything about it.
The best way to beat the sniper is to become the sniper. Once you understand the process of sniping, you can use it to win more auctions, more often, and at a lower price than you would otherwise pay.
Sniping Manually
If you have a lot of time to spare and a reasonably fast Internet connection, sniping manually is not all that difficult. Make a note of the time when the auction you are bidding on will end. Then make sure you’re sitting in front of the page at that vital last minute. Then just outbid the current winning bidder, or defend your own winning bid.
Here’s a valuable tip to remember for manual sniping: make sure you set your maximum bid quite high. Otherwise you risk being automatically outbid, and the auction will have ended before you can bid again.
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