Great question....I don't know if anyone person has the right answer however, let me see if I can help you here:
1. Know how much it cost you to bid; in other words each Tcredit cost .29 if you bought 200 at a time....if you didn't they cost more. Every bid cost you 1 TC, so if you add the final cost of an item to the amount it cost you to bid, then you can determine exactly what the item cost you in the end.
2. Know how much you have to spend and when you reach that mark STOP! Bidding in the auction is addicting....it is also timely...
3. Watch how the bidding goes before jumping into bidding....how long has the auction been running, how many people are bidding....do people just jump in and bid and then leave after a couple of bids, or are they staying to bid, in other words a determined bidder can cost you money...and credits.
4. It is wise to study anything before you jump and I think studying the auction helps...I watch every auction almost every day.....studying the actions of the top bidders and winners...
5. Knowing your odds in this situation is the best path.
6. I have never used the auto bidder and I believe you do so at your own peril...
It can be rewarding, if you are diligent and know what your doing, I have had a lot of fun with it and at the beginning it was costly.....I learned the hard way..
Best of luck to you!
Emily Bernstein
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Great question....I don't know if anyone person has the right answer however, let me see if I can help you here:
1. Know how much it cost you to bid; in other words each Tcredit cost .29 if you bought 200 at a time....if you didn't they cost more. Every bid cost you 1 TC, so if you add the final cost of an item to the amount it cost you to bid, then you can determine exactly what the item cost you in the end.
2. Know how much you have to spend and when you reach that mark
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