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Has anyone had any experience with auction snipers in the past. I have seen a few free ones and checked ebay itself and seen this CLICK HERE There were a few others but ive heard of paragon before and used their software.
Does anyone know how well these things work... do not know much about them cause i only heard about them yesterday
Any help would be great on auction sniping, and also this product ive seen?
not too sure about having to pay to use there service i know you get some free snipes but youd eventually haver to pay.. plus i just looked.. you have to send your ebay username and password over internet.. maybe im just being a little cautious might give it a try
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Re: Ebay Auction sniper /stealer
Noooooo don't do it!!! Waste of time, waste of money..... don't pay £4 for it they're trying it on...
Try www.justsnipe.com you get 5 free credits per week and it;s never let me down yet and i've been using it for over 2 years. Also the one mentioned in post #2 is a good one
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Do not for get that when you use snipe programs that you are giving away your ebay name and user password all in one go so be careful in the one you choose.
Indeed! It is mostly for this reason that I have never used one of these services. However, this can cause a problem 'cos I'm not always available to click at the right moment.
There should be a way to automate this from your own PC. Back in the days of Windows 3.11 there was a neat program called Recorder that would record clicks and things to a macro and then play it back on request. Anyone know of an equivalent these days? Alternatively, there must be a way to play back a list of URLs to 'look' at.
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