posted on March 3, 2003 01:40:56 AM new
I used to use Esnipe. They started charging for thier service so I stopped using them. How many others are there? I know that some require leaving your ebay password on file. Is that safe? Any thoughts? Thanks!
posted on March 3, 2003 03:52:00 AM new
My favorite is sitting their looking at my watch and putting in my bid 20 seconds before it ends...It's free, and well, If I lose I lose, they'll be another one along soon...Man, leaving my ebay password with anyone would scare me, even if they say it's a secure site...If it falls into the wrong hands they could buy you out of house & home just for the fun of it...There's some crazies out there, you see them talked about on here all the time...
Would be a good one for ole Jerry12 of past days...I can hear him now..."I bought this stuff from someone elses account and they won't send me the items, etc "...
Sorry, I'll go away now...
"As a child I had a quicksand box in my yard...I was an only child, eventually"...
posted on March 3, 2003 07:21:20 AM new
I use Auction Magic by PC Techzone. Part of the program is called snipe. It costs about $15 and is yours. They upgrade it all the time.
posted on March 3, 2003 07:49:53 AM new
I use hammersnipe. To use the basic service is free. You can upgrade and get some better features. But the basic has served it's purpose for me.
