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2ND Turn Canada Auction

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2ND Turn Canada Auction

hi guys and Gals need some help could someone explain me how i am out bidded when i am close to finished time.
i was watching this past 1 day and i saw the price its $118 and the auction day its went up to $155 to higher bidder was Mr**29 until its almost time to close i start bidding to then the price went to $170-$175 but it does not make any sense how come the guy only bided once 2 days ago and i bided on auction day close to ened time and still lost it is it scam by site or glitch. here is the picture of bidders and times my name is by the red arrow.

Scam: so they want the item to be sold at more price and so keep outbidding every one until the bidding reach to the price they want it to be sold.

any help or advice will be appreciated Thank you.
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desiboy06 wrote: hi guys and Gals need some help could someone explain me how i am out bidded when i am close to finished time.
Some people wait until the last minutes or even seconds to make their bids.

Unless you're watching your auction also in the last seconds, you have the possibility of being outbid.

Doesn't mean it's a scam. It just means you didn't win the auction.

As for the bid timing, some auctions allow people to put a max bid which then allows new bids to be generated automatically up to their max bid.

For example if bid increments are $1.00 and the current bid is $60, if I put a max bid of $65, my bid will go in for $61, and if you bid $62 the system will automatically bid $63 without further action from me.
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The winner placed a max bid(i.e., a bid greater than $175 on February 5th) long time ago. Almost all online auctions work like this.
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For example if bid increments are $1.00 and the current bid is $60, if I put a max bid of $65, my bid will go in for $61, and if you bid $62 the system will automatically bid $63 without further action from me.
so if someone bid it max would it show at the current bid or not ?
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desiboy06 wrote: so if someone bid it max would it show at the current bid or not ?
The max bid will not show unless someone bids up to just below the max bid amount. If the max bid entered by the buyer was $70, and the bid increments are $1 and you bid $62, then you would only see $63 as the highest bid. If you bid $69 then you would see $70. If you bid $71, you would have won unless another bidder posts a bid of $72 or higher.
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thanks to everyone help me out and teach me some new stuff.
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These bidding sites have people who work for them to outbid and max the amount of money they can get.
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wow that's really use full info u have provided me thanks
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has anybody used 2ndturn recently? anybody tried to get in contact with their customer service? seems their team just died off...
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I too have been trying to get in touch with customer service without any luck. Did you ever reach them @rfdnewbie6910
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Chimpanzee wrote: I too have been trying to get in touch with customer service without any luck. Did you ever reach them @rfdnewbie6910
ya they changed their customer service email without telling anybody, i told them about it, they said they would update the website, but still nothing changed lol. their new email is auctions@dealtree.com

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