If you look up at the top of this page you just posted to, you can see Auctiva's auction sniper service. Hello, it is free to use just like Auctiva. I have used them a few years now and have had quite a bit of success. Out of maybe 50 bids, the service did not function I would say twice. Thats 4% of the time. I'm suspect you couldn't do any better else where for any amount of money. I place the bid and set the time for 10 seconds delta time. Auction Sniper is the the service name right up there at the top of the page. Lookup at the top of the page. Auction sniper.
I use eSnipe. It's a "pay for" service, and it's VERY cheap. They've never missed a bid. I highly recommend it.
You pay by prepurchasing "bidpoints". $5 buys you 500 bid points, and you can buy them in various allotments. 1 bidpoint represents 1 dollar of final value. If you snipe something for $35, it costs 35 bidpoints. The minimum is 25 bidpoints, so if you snipe something for $8, it takes 25 bidpoints. I find 500 bidpoints last me quite a long time.
Yes, there are free services, but I trust this one.
Well the first three wins are free And you can get 3 more for anyone you refer. There are some sellers that have dozens or more and basically never run out.
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Wow, I thought the ad at the top of the page was for Auctivas free auction sniper service, but is not. I goes to the www.auctionsniper.com site. Auctivas free site is www.esteal.com. It is and has been totally free for the few years I have used it. They recently updated the site and changed the name, but it is still totally free.
For all that have Firefox, Snipe-it is an add on that works beautifully. It is set at 6 seconds by default and has not failed me yet! It truly is FREE!
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