I agree. If your limit is your limit, then that's your limit. If you
moved it up, then your limit wasn't there.
Pretty simple. Just be prepared to walk away. Set it and forget it works
for me.
It also helps to know the market.
Brian P. Huber
> Chris,
>
> I don't understand people who complain about losing an auction.
>
> I love the bidding on ebay - sometimes I win, sometimes I get
> sniped, but I
> NEVER pay more than I want.
>
> Many days I have lots of dollars in bids out (check it out -
> ebay name caz4)
> but I don't win that much because I will not get into
> competitive bidding
> situations. I bid what I am willing to pay for the item ....
> no more. If I
> win great, if not.... there is another listing just down the road.
>
> Have I missed a few things - certainly, but my collection of
> trains and om
> just keeps growing. Once in a while I can even sell part of
> a purchase and
> pay for what I keep - truly a win win situation.
>
> Ric
>
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