Re: [photo-3d] Sniping

["Dr. George A. Themelis" <drt-3d@xxxxxxx>]

> I feel that if you are bidding on anything (even in a "real world" 
> auction) you should know what the maximum price would be that 
> you were prepared to pay.

So?  What's that got to do with sniping?   Sniping is a matter
of timing your bid.  You still bid a maximum price by sniping,
you just do it the last seconds.

> If your maximum is right, you will get the goods - possibly cheaper.
> If your maximum is not enough, you won't get it.
> It all seems very simple to me.

Yes, it is simple but I bet you will end up paying more or
getting less lots on the average by "showing your cards"
early in the game.

I puzzles me that some people don't see how sniping
results in lower overall bids....  It is so simple and I am
surprised that some people just don't get it.

www.esnipe.com

This is recommended by DrT!

You are welcome to use it in my auctions!!!

George