What?! How's this work?

[drewincanada]

Is this some newfangled version of sniping that I don't know about? How did he make all these bids just seconds apart?

 

Avengers 77

 

Avengers 96

[CAP Freak]

:shrug:

[BrianR]

Ebay has a new system called one click bid and all you have to do if someone trys to snipe you is press a button and it goes to the next highest bid. You can click it pretty fast. I've won a couple Items that way now.

[JohnT]

[synch]

Do you need to pay for it? Where is this ever so EVIL yet useful item located?..

[silverage12c]

. . . . all you have to do if someone trys to snipe you is press a button and it goes to the next highest bid.

Dangerous for a bidder with Parkinson's! (no offense intended)

[ashrael]

Buyer needs to learn to just bid higher....

[*Bronze age fan*]

This could make late at night drunk bidding wars even worst for your Credit Card. Drinking and Ebay do not Mix...and this could make those two an even greater horror show! Anyone who has ever Bid more then they would have if they were not drinking on Ebay..... Please raise your hand.

[pkw]

Man, that seems like it would really bog down the software to allow any person, let alone multiples, to click like mad and keep submittin gbids.

[BlowUpTheMoon]

Please raise your hand.

 

[G.A.tor]

unfortunately, that is not how one click bidding works?...you still have to enter your max bid, it does NOT automatically bid you to the next increment (at least it has not on the auctions I have used it)...what it will do, is automatically update the current high bid every 3 seconds until auction end...and if you utilize it, and are outbid, you can instantly type in another increment and bid again, versus having to go through the multiple page bidding process...

hope this clears up any confusion

rick