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Quote: P1anet Fun

I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but if you look at feedback, shouldn't that give you some kind of relief? If they have little, then maybe they are doing something like that, but if they have an impressive amount of feedback, don't you think they would know eBay's rules and follow them? This is just my two cents. I could be wrong.

you cant trust feedback at all, sellers have full control. they decide what feedback is accepted, you see they pay evilbay for the usage of evilbay, so evilbay will be on their side if sellers complain. you as a buyer have nothing to say at all..

Quote: GameMaster78

The reason I think people bid on their own items, is because when I was bidding on that Skylanders store display, someone won it out from me at the last second. I kept checking the feedback of the seller, to see if the item arrived to the person, and no feedback was left.

its called sniping, people install application that bid for them... so they will always bid in the last second.

8 available / 2 sold

Quote: kappapopm

Quote: GameMaster78

The reason I think people bid on their own items, is because when I was bidding on that Skylanders store display, someone won it out from me at the last second. I kept checking the feedback of the seller, to see if the item arrived to the person, and no feedback was left.

its called sniping, people install application that bid for them... so they will always bid in the last second.

That explains a lot.

Quote: Whirlwind5598

Quote: kappapopm

its called sniping, people install application that bid for them... so they will always bid in the last second.

That explains a lot.

Go to eBay and use their application called "eBay Countdown".

Quite easy.