If you have "realistic" funding: you put in maximum bid of what you think
it is worth, intersect with what you can afford.
If you have more money than Bill Gates - triple the previous amount
If you have restricted budget - bid what you can afford.
The rest is up to the bidders out there, which may include list members or
not. If you outbid someone, it just means you are willing to pay more.
Doesn't matter whether it is a list member or not.
Of course, if you use the keep upping-the-bid model, that might be different.
At 10:17 PM 4/12/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Forgive me for my in-out-in-out participation on the list (I don't really
like my job but does keep me busy...maybe it's time for a change?)
There's a 180mm f2.8 on the 'bay (1344762254). For some reason this lens is
like my white-whale to Ahab - I can't explain why I want it but I do. There
was another new list member a while back interested in this lens - and I
don't want to breach good taste and out-bid (although no bids yet anyway)
other list members.
What is the proper protocol for e*bay bidding?
// richard http://www.imagecraft.com
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