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			I use a sniping service when I find an auction that I really want to win and don't want to have to worry about missing the end of the auction for any reason.  I set my snipe and can forget it.  The sniping service is free too.  I just set my snipe at my max amount I'm willing to pay and that's it.  It's convenience that I want, and I don't need to remember or put anything on hold just so I can sit there watching an eBay auction end on my phone.   And sniping (whether its a service you're using or you do it yourself) does save you money in some cases. Not all the time, but I'll gladly take the savings when it does. AndyH 
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