Strangercrombie Cheer Down
posted by December 15 at 17:03 PM
onI just lost the Strangercrombie Cheer Up package at the last minute. LITERALLY!
Bidder Bid Amount Date of bidquinntheeskimo US $258.10 Dec-15-06 16:59:54 PST
me US $253.10 Dec-15-06 16:12:28 PST
authoress US $250.00 Dec-15-06 16:08:21 PST
me US $227.90 Dec-15-06 15:59:47 PST
authoress US $225.00 Dec-15-06 15:18:46 PST
me US $221.90 Dec-15-06 15:58:44 PST
authoress US $200.00 Dec-15-06 14:58:37 PST
me US $176.90 Dec-15-06 12:47:34 PST
authoress US $175.00 Dec-15-06 14:58:08 PST
Authoress and I were locked in a heated battle for the privilege of seeing Mike Nipper dance, and then along comes quinntheeskimo, a dark horse if ever I saw one. Well played, quinntheeskimo. Everybody gonna jump for joy.
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I lost my auction in the last 8 seconds to the stealthy sniping skills of the same quinntheeskimo...
that's how it goes. don't bother bidding ever until 5 secs before closing.
I craftily won my SC auction last year in the final second.
It's all about the mad skillz.
Uh...you know that there are ebay sniping services, right?
I was about to say: score another one for esnipe.com
Looking over the completed auctions out of curiosity (I didn't bid on any nor intended to), there are a curious number of auctions that were won at the last minute by a new first-time bidder. Seems a bit fishy... though at the same time, some strategic bidders may have known the closing times and sought to win the auctions with 11th hour, 59th minute bids, which would then prove to be a good strategy, because existing bidders wouldn't see you coming and wouldn't be ready to weigh rebidding and outbid you. Genius.
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