Auction sniping tools

[Rob_F]

Any recommendations?

Looking for a safe, reliable and preferably free online sniper.

Thanks,
Rob

 

[DarrenDarren is verified member.]

Hello Rob,

What auction site? Ebay?

Darren.

 

[j13j13 is verified member.]

Similar thread here: http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/general-board/50226-best-way-snipe.html

might help if you talking about ebay

 

[dotNetFreak]

Just to add another one that wasn't on the other thread - AuctionStealer.com

Used it for years...

 

[Rob_F]

Hello Rob,

What auction site? Ebay?

Darren.

Hi Darren,

Yes, Ebay.

- Rob

 

[Rob_F]

Just to add another one that wasn't on the other thread - AuctionStealer.com

Used it for years...

Thanks. Are you using their free or paid service?

- Rob

Similar thread here: http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/general-board/50226-best-way-snipe.html

might help if you talking about ebay

Cheers. I will take a look at this thread.

- Rob

 

[tifosi]

Auctionsniper.com

If you're signing up for this let me know... I get free snipes as a referrer. You also get a few free snipes when you sign up.

S

 

[dotNetFreak]

Thanks. Are you using their free or paid service?

I use their paid for service. It's about £5 a month (if that), but well worth it imho.

Friends and family use the free one and all have had good results with it.

The only reason I use the paid for service is because on occasion I'm after more than 3 items in a week and sometimes (very rarely) use the bid groups feature.

 

[packeted]

Have a *unix shell/server? Use esniper, works very well for me!

 

[scooter]

gixen.com

Sadly, the wife has been using it for 3 years and cost me a fortune.


It's free. You can sign up for a paid (cheap) mirrored service in case the free server goes down. Again, sadly, it hasn't gone down in the 3 years she has been using it.

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