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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 1745158, member: 19065&quot;]Auction bidding assistance tools are a good way to save you time, otherwise spent sitting and waiting at the computer to place a bid at the last moment, or trying to make the time to be there for it when you could be doing anything else in life at the same time. And while you&#039;re sitting there waiting to bid, temptation can strike some folks to bid more than they probably know they should have bid. This can get one into a bidding battle and that&#039;s no good for anyone. If you miss bidding at the end because of some distraction you&#039;ve also lost a chance the sniping tool would have given you.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Using tools like this wisely saves you time and money. I have had much success winning auctions using them and I feel less burdened by the manual bidding process. Snipe bidders also get outbid so it&#039;s not a sure thing, just know what you are willing to pay for an item and let the automated bidding do the rest. If you loose, move on. Some will say bid high in the beginning and it&#039;s doing the same thing, but I feel that many avoid bidding their set amount early on to avoid driving up the visible current bid amount during the course of the auction in hopes the final price will somehow remain lower. That&#039;s a perspective to go by, but I also know sniped bids allow those kind of bidders to believe in the visible current that puts them in the lead, but have no idea whether they&#039;ve understood the amount of interest in a given item to gauge if their bid was even worth entering for the lot, so by the time they do, the auction has ended in favor of a sniped bid.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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