Usniper Feedback System

License: Shareware | Author: Rough Ideas Inc. | Requirements: Pentium 200 or more 64 ram or more IE 5.0 and up

Introduction: USniper is a simple tool that runs on your computer and enters bids on your behalf in the last seconds of the auction process. You maintain total control of your Ebay account as you are not asked to disclose it. Works with windows 95/98/me/NT/2000/XP Must have Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher.


How does it work?USniper is a Robot application that does the biding for you at a specified future time. The Robot does not rely on your system date or time, it uses Ebay's clock. Internet connection is not required for the duration but the program must keep running and at the time of the bidding your computer must be connected to the Internet. (Internet connection is only needed at the beginning and at the end of the bidding process). We recommend this program primarily to fast Internet users , however the program can work with a dial up connection and it attempts a dial-up Internet connection five minutes prior to the end of the auction. US Ebay Sniper will not ask you for your Ebay password. You are always in full control.

Getting Started.After installing the program get familiar with the user interface. We recommend that you choose a simulated mode at least once to view how the program works, as follows:
1. Choose simulated mode by clicking the red "live" button
2. Log in to Ebay and check "keep me signed in" box
3.Navigate the Ebay site that shows in the right pan to the item that you would like to bid for. Start the bidding process by entering your maximum bid price and clicking on 'Place Bid". To view the final page: Click here .
4. Do not click on 'Submit', instead select the number of seconds from the drop down box on the left pan.
5.At the end of the process both the 'Lapsed time' and 'Seconds to end of action' will be running continuously. When 'Seconds to end of auction' will match the seconds that you have selected (between 3 and 13), the system will stop ( since this is a simulated mode).