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epicier
Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 12:35 pm
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I answer to myself... thought it could be interesting for other noobs like me :lol: Of course, the "bid" field is the max amount you're ready to pay, not the price you surely will pay!
epicier
Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 2:54 am
Post subject: Newbie question : how does it work???
Hi there,
sorry for this really newbie question, but I have to be sure :
I want to snipe an item, starting price at $99, ending in an few hours, and no auctions till now.
What bid should I indicate : the maximum I'm ready to pay, or just the increment?
That is, if I indicate $200, will I pay $200 for sure, or will I pay less if no one else tries to bid?
I'm sure the question is stupid, sorry guys... :roll:
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