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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Petee, post: 1384058, member: 36123&quot;]In theory you&#039;re right. I haven&#039;t read through all the posts in this thread, and this might have been said, but when you bid your max early you start getting people who want to be &quot;competitive&quot; and beat your bid, also alot of bidders examine one auction closely and decide that thats the one they want. You&#039;d think that they&#039;d have enough sense to hold onto their money and would rather pay less for the same thing from another auction, but thats not the case. I think its especially true for more unusual items, they get the hype and feel that they are even more rare than they are.</p><p><br /></p><p>But its pretty common for people who buy stuff off ebay for resale or restoration to just go through listings and do what you&#039;re saying, putting their (usually low) max bids on alot of items early assuming they&#039;ll be outbid on 99% of them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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