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[quote="EBAY-2"]We are currently at the 6 second default bid time... What is the best setting for this function? We use the Chicago mirror site and at 6 seconds we have NEVER lost an auction.[/quote]
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Cupid
Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2024 10:10 am
Post subject: Re: Default bid offset Settings
As per many previous discussions on this forum, there really isn't a
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option that applies to every scenario. That's why it's an option for you to choose the offset, when you have a Mirror subscription.
Personally, I prefer a slightly larger offset (i.e. the bid placed a bit earlier than the default) in order to take advantage of the bid increment rule, but that's because many of the auctions I bid on attract other snipers that are bidding about the same amount as I am.
However, what works best for me may not be the best for others that are sniping very different kinds of auction. In other scenarios you might find it's more successful for your bid to be as close to the end of the auction as possible. It would be wrong to assume that if it is, that's always the case for everyone else though.
What's an undisputed fact is that the highest accepted bid always wins on Ebay, so it's always more about the amount of the bid than the timing. I tend to always include the word 'accepted' in that statement for very good reason.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2024 9:21 am
Post subject: Default bid offset Settings
We are currently at the 6 second default bid time... What is the best setting for this function? We use the Chicago mirror site and at 6 seconds we have NEVER lost an auction.
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