#5605970 - 04/16/12 10:39 PM
Re: Comic Connect Extended Bidding
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sckao
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Uh... Even the VCC uses extended bidding. It stops Sniping theoretically.
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#5606023 - 04/16/12 10:50 PM
Re: Comic Connect Extended Bidding
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tth2
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Silly noob.
Pedigree uses extended bidding as well.
Did you win? Exactly. That tells you all you need to know. That's absurd, there is nothing inherently dishonest or fraudulent about extended bidding. If someone wants to shill or manipulate an auction, they can do it whether it's fixed ending or extended bidding. Neither is particularly better for shilling or manipulating.
Extended bidding replicates a live bidding process where the auction continues until no one else wants to bid. It also reduces sniping, which in my mind is a good thing.
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#5606027 - 04/16/12 10:51 PM
Re: Comic Connect Extended Bidding
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Kevin.J
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I like an auction to end when it states. I put in my highest bid at the last second and if its not good enough, well that's it. Extended bidding always makes me go over my budget, especially if I have had a few and I normally have at the time these things end. I know, you shouldn't drink and bid...I have paid way over the odds for some right old rubbish over the years.
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#5606444 - 04/17/12 06:49 AM
Re: Comic Connect Extended Bidding
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Flaming_Telepath
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Silly noob.
Pedigree uses extended bidding as well.
Did you win? Exactly. That tells you all you need to know. That's absurd, there is nothing inherently dishonest or fraudulent about extended bidding. If someone wants to shill or manipulate an auction, they can do it whether it's fixed ending or extended bidding. Neither is particularly better for shilling or manipulating. Extended bidding replicates a live bidding process where the auction continues until no one else wants to bid. It also reduces sniping, which in my mind is a good thing.
It is a better option for a seller, as it generally helps to achieve higher prices.
Which is why Pedigree use it.
Which was my point.
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#5606445 - 04/17/12 06:50 AM
Re: Comic Connect Extended Bidding
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Peter in Portugal
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Silly noob.
Pedigree uses extended bidding as well.
Did you win? Exactly. That tells you all you need to know. That's absurd, there is nothing inherently dishonest or fraudulent about extended bidding. If someone wants to shill or manipulate an auction, they can do it whether it's fixed ending or extended bidding. Neither is particularly better for shilling or manipulating. Extended bidding replicates a live bidding process where the auction continues until no one else wants to bid. It also reduces sniping, which in my mind is a good thing. It is a better option for a seller, as it generally helps to achieve higher prices. Which is why Pedigree use it. Which was my point.
Nick, as CC uses it, should one assume improper bidding there as well ? Personally, I don't like it. I prefer the ebay, CL method.
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