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Previously on "eBay sniping"

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  • TheFaQQer
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    Originally posted by Clippy View Post
    Surely, as a highly paid contractor, you should have been bidding on this.
    I was - until it turned out to be only £6100 new rather than the £15000 it said originally.

    And I don't rate Daniel Craig.

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  • Clippy
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    Surely, as a highly paid contractor, you should have been bidding on this.

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  • Pondlife
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    lol

    You'll have to wait until next year Faq.

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  • HeliCraig
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    Woops.

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  • TheFaQQer
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    Originally posted by HeliCraig View Post
    Think you're going to have to tell us what the Thing is.
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=230306535443

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  • TheFaQQer
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    But someone else paid more for the same item - some went at £300 and mine was the cheapest one.

    That's the problem with eBay - they should change their rules so that sniping should become mandatory

    It's not fair

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  • HeliCraig
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    Who do we know round here who has a paddle?
    Does she have a wet suit?

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  • expat
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    The law of supply and demand doesn't apply to eBay, because AtW is there.

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  • moorfield
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    Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
    I made a bid for an item a few days ago for something that I wasn't sure I wanted.

    It was for charity though, so I bid a reasonably large amount (over £200).

    I banked on someone sniping me, so I could feel good about at least trying to buy something for charity and donating to them.

    Now, what the flip am I going to do with a £230 thing, because no-one sniped me and I'm stuck with the bloody thing?!?!?!?

    Useful linky to explain your predicament here ...
    Last edited by moorfield; 20 November 2008, 23:54.

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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by threaded View Post
    Yum, females in wetsuits and spray decks, with a tight grip on the paddle developed over many years of practice.
    Who do we know round here who has a paddle?

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  • threaded
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    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    mmm, and doing it with even strokes





    I lost the ability to type when I got there.

    Where is maddog when you need him?

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Originally posted by threaded View Post
    Yum, females in wetsuits and spray decks, with a tight grip on the paddle developed over many years of practice.
    mmm, and doing it with even strokes





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  • threaded
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    Mrs BP sold baby clothes for the eyeless trust - bundles costing £100 each. She got £5 for each bundle for charity!

    Luckily I persuaded a friend doing a 125mile 24hour kayak to do it for charity - she raised £880
    Yum, females in wetsuits and spray decks, with a tight grip on the paddle developed over many years of practice.

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  • BrilloPad
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    Mrs BP sold baby clothes for the eyeless trust - bundles costing £100 each. She got £5 for each bundle for charity!

    Luckily I persuaded a friend doing a 125mile 24hour kayak to do it for charity - she raised £880

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  • voodooflux
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    Duck and cover folks - it's another Ebay thread!

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