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Ebay sore losers
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Ebay sore losers
I won an auction. Every auction after that, the bidder I beat out has been upping the bid to where he/she doesn't win it. It has happened to 5 auctions today alone.


Do i have a reason to report?

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RE: Ebay sore losers
There is no way for them to know it was you who won the card? And how do you know its the same person?

Either way nothing you can report.
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RE: Ebay sore losers
(05-08-2012, 06:54 PM)bostonsports1 Wrote: There is no way for them to know it was you who won the card? And how do you know its the same person?

Either way nothing you can report.
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RE: Ebay sore losers
Im sure he is not searching for you, it would be very hard for him to do this, at least I think so.
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RE: Ebay sore losers
dont bid till the last few sec. I would imagine that could help you with the up bidding.
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RE: Ebay sore losers
(05-08-2012, 07:13 PM)bostonsports1 Wrote: Im sure he is not searching for you, it would be very hard for him to do this, at least I think so.
i do it all the time...not hard if you know his FB # and/or saw a card he/she won.
dude,you have to watch your competitors...bid against them enough and look at bid history...you KNOW.
i wont bid if i see certain numbers and J***8 for example...
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RE: Ebay sore losers
(05-08-2012, 07:34 PM)chibearsboy Wrote: i do it all the time...not hard if you know his FB # and/or saw a card he/she won.
dude,you have to watch your competitors...bid against them enough and look at bid history...you KNOW.
i wont bid if i see certain numbers and J***8 for example...
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saves a TON of cash too if you do your HOMEWORK
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Good point, I usually just bid within my price range, regardless of whos bidding. But I also don't bid until the last second, so not sure I need to do the research.
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RE: Ebay sore losers
If the listings are for similar cards/ same player, you could just be biding against another collector. I know since I started a player collection I've been in alot of bidding wars with the same few buyers.
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RE: Ebay sore losers
(05-08-2012, 07:34 PM)chibearsboy Wrote: i do it all the time...not hard if you know his FB # and/or saw a card he/she won.
dude,you have to watch your competitors...bid against them enough and look at bid history...you KNOW.
i wont bid if i see certain numbers and J***8 for example...
Smile
saves a TON of cash too if you do your HOMEWORK
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+1 on this.. I have certain people that collect the same cards I do and by doing serious homework I have saved hundreds. I know what they usually max out on and I know where to take it to win. As long as i bid on the last second I almost always win and never get bumped higher
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man i cant even understand what the original poster is trying to say haha sorry
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