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RSBBass wrote:
My method, which has worked to keep me a cheap bastard, is to bid what I am willing to pay when I decide to bid. "The slo-hand method". I then don't look at the auction till it is over.
This method is making it more expensive (unless your the only bidder): to bid what you're willing to pay, forces other bidders to go higher and higher with their bids, until they either have outbid your max. , or they've given up, after raising the price!
If you do nothing, the other bids might remain low. Then you can feed ebay with your bid at the last seconds of the auction, and if your lucky, you end up with less than you've been willing to pay! No time for the others to react. The other side of the medal:
you're not able to increase your own bid anymore.
The bay is the only possibility for me to acquire used gear! There are no pawn shops in my part of the world! At fleamarkets you can find everything but musical instruments, and second hand instruments at music shops are way too expensive!!
Therefore I'm rather happy with eboink. 304 transactions so far, 100% pos. feedback.
Currently I'm waiting on a 1986 Fujigen made strat
No mat! Shame on me