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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;fusiafinch, post: 1748042, member: 18382&quot;]There&#039;s lots of strategies, but I find the most helpful to be putting your max bid in during the last 30 seconds of an auction. If you get outbid, then the price is just more than you want to pay. </p><p>A mistake is putting your max bid in too early, like several days before an auction ends. This gives time for other bidders to discover your max bid. </p><p>Another mistake is the opposite of bidding low, like a very high bid, and assuming no one else will enter such a high bid. There is a form of &quot;nuclear bidding&quot;, putting in a ridiculously high bid and assuming no one else will enter such a high bid, thus you win at a much lower price. The obvious danger to this is more than one bidder using the same tactic and you win,&nbsp; but at a ridiculous price. I&#039;ve seen it happen. Don&#039;t do this. Be sensible.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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