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#9
05-25-2008, 05:20 PM
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Beat by 16 Cents
Posted By: Bruce Babcock
I've lost lots by 1 cent on ebay. I've also lost out on inumerable lots by $1 or less. This is why I try not to do business on ebay. I don't mind being topped. I don't even mind being topped at the last second. I do mind losing by a $%#$%^& increment based on a bidding "system" that no legitimate auction house would use. This is what happens when a system is designed by pez dispenser collectors. 
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