Often if you're items up in the early hours of the
morning and you think the end of the bidding maybe
frantic, the current bid price maybe low, but you set a
high price, to ensure you stand a good chance. It seems
that if this final bid price is significantly higher
and the frenzy doesnt occur so for example
Ive been recently buying some patterns for things, some
seem way more popular than others, items maybe at $5 at
the time I go to bed, but then sell for anything upto
$75 or so. So, if I set $70 as my bid price, it seems
it can be rejected saying
Error by bidding (overbided)
It tries twice what would be more sensible is if it
could either read the next biddable price, or, if there
is a way to find out what the limit is, as there isnt
one from entering on the web page direct, bid at that
on the second try.. so at least it was the nearest it
could.
Perhaps also an ability to put a bid and a max bid in
so if at the time of bidnobble putting the bid in, if
the current bid price is higher than your setting but
less than your "max" then it will keep trying to find a
price below your max it can bid at but that wins