 
Bid on eBay Automatically!
eSnipe gives you the power to effectively manage and win
eBay auctions by placing bids for you during the last few seconds of an
auction - a practice commonly known as "sniping." With eSnipe bidding
for you, you can mask your interest in an item, protect your privacy,
change or cancel bids, and more.
- eSnipe keeps you out of bidding wars. In a traditional or
outcall auction, it's good practice to set a price and stick to it.
But those auctions last only a minute or two. If you set your price
early on eBay, other buyers have up to 10 days to outbid you.
These bidding wars can be sharply reduced by holding your bid until
just a few seconds before the end of the auction.
They won't have a chance to outbid you!
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- eSnipe keeps your bid secret. eBay has a Search by Bidder
option. Suppose you're a collector who's found an unusual item in the
wrong category.
The second you place your bid other users can find out about it easily
using Search by Bidder. You want to keep others from finding out about
it.
Use eSnipe to defer your bid until seconds before the auction ends.
That way competitors using Search By Bidder won't be able to dig up the
same bargain by following your interests.
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- eSnipe lets you change your mind up to 5 minutes before the auction ends.
When you place a bid with eBay, it's a binding contract. You can only
retract a bid in special circumstances.
eSnipe holds your bid until just a few seconds before the end of the
auction. With eSnipe you can change it anytime until 5 minutes before
the auction closes, so you have plenty of time to rethink.
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- eSnipe keeps track of your older auction descriptions.
After just 3 months, eBay deletes all auction information from your
buying history except the item number and feedback.
eSnipe keeps the auction description, item number, your bid status, and
the amount you were willing to pay as long as you're a member.
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- eSnipe helps save money and time with bid groups. Suppose you'd like to buy a new computer, digital camera, or other commodity item.
Just find all the auctions you're interested in, set a price you're willing to pa
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