using friends to increase bids in gw auctions :(
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Lots of PC parts do that in eBay; dont eBay for PC parts; Newegg ;D.
Car Audio hasnt had that happen to yet as of late; but some things are plauged with "friends" and "new members" and look there 3 sets of guys bidding 20 sec after themselfs.
eBay needs a policy with bidding within a certain time or cant bid over yourself.
Car Audio hasnt had that happen to yet as of late; but some things are plauged with "friends" and "new members" and look there 3 sets of guys bidding 20 sec after themselfs.
eBay needs a policy with bidding within a certain time or cant bid over yourself.
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It's called shill bidding, and is against Ebay rules. Report suspected offenders and hope they get banned.
Anyway, taking advantage of the ignorant by making them think they got a good deal is SOP in salesmanship. Especially dealing with cars.
When you decide to haggle or go to an auction, you do so either because you like finding exotic items, or because you're cheap and trying to save a little money by paying less to someone else. If it's the latter, then there's no reason not to think they're trying to do the same to you, to squeeze a little more money out of you than they could otherwise get.
Always do research on the value of an item beforehand, and set a limit for yourself, and never pay more than that, unless you're otherwise obligated to. (Such as being in desperate need of an antique to replace one you shattered while visiting a relative. Then, you're constrained by time.)
Anyway, taking advantage of the ignorant by making them think they got a good deal is SOP in salesmanship. Especially dealing with cars.
When you decide to haggle or go to an auction, you do so either because you like finding exotic items, or because you're cheap and trying to save a little money by paying less to someone else. If it's the latter, then there's no reason not to think they're trying to do the same to you, to squeeze a little more money out of you than they could otherwise get.
Always do research on the value of an item beforehand, and set a limit for yourself, and never pay more than that, unless you're otherwise obligated to. (Such as being in desperate need of an antique to replace one you shattered while visiting a relative. Then, you're constrained by time.)
yeah , for me wil be 7 AM of tomorow ( hongkong time )
on topic : yeah thats real life . its sucs , full of scammers ...
im going to start selling some weapons my selfe , if you cant beat them , join them ... not that i have friends to raise the bid in here , but at least one gold max dmg hammer i have
on topic : yeah thats real life . its sucs , full of scammers ...
im going to start selling some weapons my selfe , if you cant beat them , join them ... not that i have friends to raise the bid in here , but at least one gold max dmg hammer i have

I can't trust anyone bidding on items in ebay (sound like I'm paranoid) but the moment you bid on a item, someone will bid right after you with a higher price than it goes back and forth till you either win the auction or give up.
Question? is it confirmed that there will be a auction system in Guild Wars (within the game, say in town and stuff) or are you talking about bidding on auction in different website?
Question? is it confirmed that there will be a auction system in Guild Wars (within the game, say in town and stuff) or are you talking about bidding on auction in different website?
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| You wouldn't believe how many times I played along only to say "Bah, let him have it" at the end, and then they'd suddenly make up some excuse as to why the other "bidder" retracted his bid. |
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