Crypto-Mugs. Do these legends exist and who has them? - Collecting Tiki

K kohalacharms Tiki Centralite Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 56	K kohalacharms Posted posted on Tue, Feb 28, 2023 2:56 PM in reply to TIKIGIKI TIKIGIKI... Two things to consider: (1) there is an advantage to placing an initial bid on an item. If the item is rare and desirable, I place a low ball bid on it so that the seller is less tempted to cancel the auction in order to accept an offer to sell the item privately. I've found they're much less likely to cancel an auction once the bids have been begun.... I suspect its a concern with bidders lodging complaints with ebay. (2) No need to be on line to place a last-minute bid on the auction, its an inconvenience and there's always a risk that something could go wrong with your connectivity when you need it the most. I'd suggest utilizing e-snipe, place your max bid to be entered a few seconds before the end of the auction and forego the anxiety and risk of getting caught up in the bidding frenzy. Just my two cents.

TIKIGIKI... Two things to consider: (1) there is an advantage to placing an initial bid on an item. If the item is rare and desirable, I place a low ball bid on it so that the seller is less tempted to cancel the auction in order to accept an offer to sell the item privately. I've found they're much less likely to cancel an auction once the bids have been begun.... I suspect its a concern with bidders lodging complaints with ebay. (2) No need to be on line to place a last-minute bid on the auction, its an inconvenience and there's always a risk that something could go wrong with your connectivity when you need it the most. I'd suggest utilizing e-snipe, place your max bid to be entered a few seconds before the end of the auction and forego the anxiety and risk of getting caught up in the bidding frenzy. Just my two cents.

Post #808151 by kohalacharms on Tue, Feb 28, 2023 2:56 PM