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rob_x2004 · 05/02/08, 04:29 AM

Dont know. But you are up against the "pro" ebay buyers and sellers by the look of it, with many of the same "people" with bids on all three items.
Anyone serious about getting the item (when it exists) and anyone as experienced as some of hte bidders appear to be, would go in with their maximum bid in the last three seconds, not tickle the price along with days to go.

ps...Also look further than the item bid history and look at the individual bidders "bid history" and "Bid History details". They are all bidding with the same type of vendors and their history is full after only five to seven days often with the same sellers. So if these guys exist they are on line bidding every hour of the day. And could I say they would have to know each other very well by now. Almost a club isnt it

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This certainly does not mean the item does not exist.

And before someone jumps in, the seller number shown in the bidders bid history details only relate to that bidder. Bidder1 seller number 9 doesnt equal bidder2 seller number 9

05/02/08, 04:29 AM	#2 (permalink)
rob_x2004 Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 02/18/05 Posts: 3,736	Re: Leica Prototypes Dont know. But you are up against the "pro" ebay buyers and sellers by the look of it, with many of the same "people" with bids on all three items. Anyone serious about getting the item (when it exists) and anyone as experienced as some of hte bidders appear to be, would go in with their maximum bid in the last three seconds, not tickle the price along with days to go. ps...Also look further than the item bid history and look at the individual bidders "bid history" and "Bid History details". They are all bidding with the same type of vendors and their history is full after only five to seven days often with the same sellers. So if these guys exist they are on line bidding every hour of the day. And could I say they would have to know each other very well by now. Almost a club isnt it. This certainly does not mean the item does not exist. And before someone jumps in, the seller number shown in the bidders bid history details only relate to that bidder. Bidder1 seller number 9 doesnt equal bidder2 seller number 9 Last edited by rob_x2004 : 05/02/08 at 05:27 AM.