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RickyG

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Hello,
So i decided to try my first Snap Name and I am in an auction. The auction goes for a few days and I understand it extends if someone bids near end of it. I know they also offer proxy bidding. My question is if i throw in a bid is that it or can I come back before the end and put in another? Something like Ebay? Or is it "Give us your last and finial?"

Regards,
RickyG
 
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You can keep on bidding if theres a bidding war---I wait till almost the last min then bid
 
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Thank you Tnmountain.
 
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if you bid within the last 5 minutes the auction time will be extended with an additional 5 minutes from the moment of the last bid placed.
 
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The name i was watching went for 6,600! Just a tad over what i had...LOL!!
 
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That is typical!

Who got it? Do you mind saying which domain it was?
 
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familywebsite.com

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yeah, I don't like them. Was saggydimes, ngltd or magicman bidding as well?
 
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I think ngltd was
 
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It's always the same guys who bid up the names. I'm beginning to wonder if they are real bidders.
 
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The worst thing is that it seems like they are real bidders. At least all the domains seem to end up in the same parking program.
 
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