Mito Man wrote: Tue Mar 14, 2023 3:28 pm
I'm still winning
Anyone know the psychology of why people bother bidding days before an auction ends? Seems a waste of time and showing your hand early to me.
This. No idea why.
I was pondering this yesterday. I don't know either. Anything I ever buy on ebay (that isn't a buy-it-now) is won in the dying seconds of the auction.....
Re: For Sale: The Beast
Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2023 3:48 pm
by mik
All this focus on The Beast has forced me to go looking for footage of the Meteor Engined SD1. Channel "Hot Rod Gazette" did a few relatively recent feature vids on it.
Whilst it's undoubtedly as rough as a Badger's tadger, - it looks and sounds way better than Dodd's monstrosity. I expect the wheels are worth more than any other part though.
Seeing it on the move (including comedy driver and passenger seat locations, and look at the footwell encroachment) , I don't want this either. But I don't want it far less than I don't want the Beast.
Mito Man wrote: Tue Mar 14, 2023 3:28 pm
I'm still winning
Anyone know the psychology of why people bother bidding days before an auction ends? Seems a waste of time and showing your hand early to me.
This. No idea why.
I was pondering this yesterday. I don't know either. Anything I ever buy on ebay (that isn't a buy-it-now) is won in the dying seconds of the auction.....
There’s a trade auction that I’ve bought a load of tat from, which has a rule where if any new bids are received in the last couple of minutes of an auction, it extends the closing time by a few minutes. It’s a good rule, as it’s more like a real auction, the bids can keep coming until everyone’s done.
I once bought about £160 worth of useless shit, things like cheap Bluetooth speakers and all sorts of rubbish then didn't bother to collect it from Derby