[moosevol]

[biglump007]

Not really but who knows

[moosevol]

the thing about it also is, i am bidding on two of the same cards from the same seller and he bid 5.00 on the first one then realized that as my high bid and bid 4.77 on the other one.

[biglump007]

He's not shilling he's setting you up for a snipe. If he knows your max is probably 5.00 he bid 4.77 to make sure. If your bid was higher the you would be at 5.02 since the minimum bid is .25 but since your at 5.00 he knows that's your max so more than likely he comes back at the last few seconds with a 6.00 bid

[moosevol]

He's not shilling he's setting you up for a snipe. If he knows your max is probably 5.00 he bid 4.77 to make sure. If your bid was higher the you would be at 5.02 since the minimum bid is .25 but since your at 5.00 he knows that's your max so more than likely he comes back at the last few seconds with a 6.00 bid

i bid again to my highest amount just in case.

[all day baby]

He's not shilling he's setting you up for a snipe. If he knows your max is probably 5.00 he bid 4.77 to make sure. If your bid was higher the you would be at 5.02 since the minimum bid is .25 but since your at 5.00 he knows that's your max so more than likely he comes back at the last few seconds with a 6.00 bid

This is SPECIFICALLY why I never bid in even dollar amounts. My eBay id ends in 2 digits, so I use those to make up the cents amount in all my bids. On top of that, I rarely use even $5 amounts for that matter. For example, I would bit $123.45, where 45 would be the 2 digits at the end of my id. Every little bit helps keep the shillers at bay.

[moosevol]

definitely getting shilled...heres from another card im bidding on from the same seller...

[jacobystealshome]

it doesnt look like a shiller

[CowboysFanatic]

ya just forget it and move on man, unless you wanna end up paying max or more

[all day baby]

It doesn't matter to us if he is a shiller. It's not OUR money. It should only matter to you. If YOU think he is a shiller, then don't bid.