| eBay's bidding system is basically on 'bid increments'. A | | | | your bid. Later you will receive another mail to tell you |
| 'bid increment' is nothing but the amount by which a bid | | | | whether you are the one who has won the item, along |
| will be increased every time the current one is out | | | | with what you have to do next. |
| bidden. eBay has an automatic bidding system. You | | | | For successful bidding of an item on eBay never bid |
| need not do anything to setup, the system is already in | | | | on exactly alike items in different listings. This is |
| place and is convenient. | | | | because if you are too lucky and win both, you will be |
| When you find an item on eBay which is of your | | | | required to buy both. There are chances that the |
| interest, assess it carefully and then click on the link | | | | bidder who has won withdraws his or her bid and your |
| "place bid". Here, enter the maximum bid and click the | | | | bid might then become the winning bid. So, always wait |
| button "continue". Carefully go through your bid and | | | | until the auction ends before placing a bid on an |
| once you are sure click the "confirm bid" button. Now | | | | equivalent item. You can though place the identical item |
| eBay will come into play and bid on your behalf up to | | | | in the list of items you are reviewing, in "My eBay". |
| your max bid. You will then get a confirmation email for | | | | |