Bidding Wars

[Marc Symons]

I always bid with 15 seconds to go - Other than sceptics thinking you may be a bot it also shows that you are committed to the auction - The advise i would give others is to avoid bidding against Asians, they are crazy! They all seem to be crazy gamblers that will stop at nothing to get there prize. Its like trying to get on a roulette machine at the bookies, they play all day and seem to have money coming out there ears. It was an Asian fellow that took me on my longest adventure way down in bidding round 53 before i gave up.

[Saransh Vatsa]

I always bid with 15 seconds to go - Other than sceptics thinking you may be a bot it also shows that you are committed to the auction - The advise i would give others is to avoid bidding against Asians, they are crazy! They all seem to be crazy gamblers that will stop at nothing to get there prize. Its like trying to get on a roulette machine at the bookies, they play all day and seem to have money coming out there ears. It was an Asian fellow that took me on my longest adventure way down in bidding round 53 before i gave up.

Not all Asians. The Thais and the Vietnamese mostly. Indians don't get involved in bidding wars.

[sayan1@btinternet.com]

Put my striker on sale before going to bed last night for around 4.5M ( Market value 4.92M). Woke up this morning and noticed my bank balance has rocketed. He finally got sold for 9.82M . Me, I am not complaining . Auction won by someone from Thailand.

[Satria Merah]

Not all Asians. The Thais and the Vietnamese mostly. Indians don't get involved in bidding wars.

I avoid bidding with Israelis, Vietnamese, Thais and Indonesians. Even when playing in cup or CL base on experiences I realize they have many (sometimes up to 8-10) supporters viewing the match. There was few times in the 1st half score was level or I was leading by 1 goal but when 2nd half start and my opponents have many supporters and gain 2% with each supporters and I loss the match by 3-4 goals.