On 24/02/2005 22:51, kim wrote,
Not strictly true - I have items show up in the search list within 10 minutes, although it can take an hour or so. Perhaps I've just been lucky!
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19 years ago
another ebay gem !
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19 years ago
I only ever noticed it by accident when checking their prices a few weeks ago. My point was that the auction method to which the original poster referred is not unique to one particular seller. How Rails conduct their auctions is not really any of my concern. I certainly don't have any complaint about their methods.
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19 years ago
It might be Keyers kit of the terrier that's had some bodged fixes to it.
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19 years ago
"kim" wrote
Min reserve price is £50.
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The bids Kim speaks of could very well have been me. I very often blanket a lot of Rails auctions with bids £40 - £55 range (on locos that are retailing
75-100) and usually choose a price (with a few pence added) for the evening and use that throughout :)
Out of several hundred of these sort of bids I've only ever won a couple though!
~Fil
PS. Oh, and the only connection....happy customer...blah-di-blah etc....