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Technology Stocks : eBay - Superb Internet Business Model
EBAY 92.77+1.7%10:44 AM EST

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To: Bill Jackson who wrote (7046)9/26/2002 8:02:39 PM
From: AJ Berger  Read Replies (4) of 7772
 
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Bill, I hear your point about that "going going gone" auction model.
Perhaps an auction sight that competes with ebaY should give it a try.
Trust me; as much as I may snipe, it's a pretty annoying way to trade.
I've missed many a snipe auction stuck in traffic or still fast asleep.
But on ebaY if you can't beat'um, you join'um...

I'm sort of a computer nerd, so I gave your idea some thought.
Here's a way it could be logically coded into a computer program.

When the auction ends, the highest bidder and his price is shown.
For the next 60 seconds anyone can submit a higher bid, but those
results are Not shown. Finally when the auction end + 1 minute
hits, the new highest bidder is revealed, and again there is a new
60 second period for more bids to come in that are not revealed.
Finally, at auction end +2 minutes, if no more bids are submitted
after the next 60 seconds pass, then the latest highest bidder
becomes the final winning bidder, and the auction is closed.
That iteration of the last 60 second bidders can repeat until
no new bids are registered for a last 60 second period.

Now go start your own auction sight, and let
me know later if you need venture capital...
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