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<blockquote data-quote="Crumm" data-source="post: 472735" data-attributes="member: 9756"><p>Does ebay push your maximum bid up in increments?</p><p></p><p>IE: if the auction is currently at £100, the other guy has a maximum of £200, and you put on a maximum of £210.</p><p></p><p>Does ebay test the water in increments Like £110 = fail, £120 = fail, £130 = fail etc right up to £210 which would take highest bidder. Because if it does then that looks like what happened above. The time stamps between the bids seem pretty close together.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crumm, post: 472735, member: 9756"] Does ebay push your maximum bid up in increments? IE: if the auction is currently at £100, the other guy has a maximum of £200, and you put on a maximum of £210. Does ebay test the water in increments Like £110 = fail, £120 = fail, £130 = fail etc right up to £210 which would take highest bidder. Because if it does then that looks like what happened above. The time stamps between the bids seem pretty close together. [/QUOTE]
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