When eBay bids up to your maximum amount on your behalf, the bidding system automatically determines the next bid based on a simple schedule of increments located at http://pages.ebay.com/help/basics/e_item11.html based on the current bid price. The higher the item price, the larger the increment, bid increments range from a nickel to $100 on the U.S. Site.

Any new bid must be greater than the current high bid. The additional amount you're required to bid depends on the price of the item being auctioned. (In other words, bid increments are determined by the item's price.) For example, if you want an item with a current price of $11.00, then you must bid at least $12.00 The table below shows the required bid increments for JustBeads.com Auctions:

Visit the Bid Tabs page to download. Copies of the tabulations may also be picked up or mailed or faxed upon a request to the Purchasing Division. For further information contact the Purchasing Division Bid Section at 915-541-4321.

The bid increments get bigger as the bid price increases. The table below outlines the different increment levels. For example, let's say an item is showing a current high bid of $1.00. The increment at that level is 25 cents, which means you have to bid a minimum of $1.25. The bid amount will continue to be raised in 25-cent increments until bidding reaches $10.00. At that point, the increment will change and the new increment will be $1.00.

Typically, the Bid begins at the amount of the big blind and proceeds in equal increments until it reaches 10 times the amount of the table stakes (i.e., if you are playing at a $5-$10 table, the Bid Auction begins at $10—the big blind amount—and proceeds in $10 increments until it reaches $100). Yes. The Bid Auction occurs at the end of each hand and is not dependent on betting during the earlier rounds.

The security of your eBay account is your own responsibility, and any bids placed from your account will be considered as a genuine bid with the same obligations as if you had placed the bid yourself. Issues of this nature you need to take up with eBay themselves.

To increase your bid, go to My Account and search for the bid you wish to increase. Click on the specific bid to submit a new bid amount. All bids are final and binding.Top

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You will need to check with ebay to cancel your bid. If you aren't able to cancel it before it ends, please send $3.50 for cancellation fees. We will then be able to take your name off of our non-paying bidders list.

The previous high bidder also had a maximum bid. The Maximum Bid feature always bids incrementally on your behalf against other bidders immediately. This instantaneous functionality makes it possible to always bid for you incrementally without having to worry about the time clock running out.

No, you must bid for your charity entry before the bidding process closes. No 'sell-off' of untaken charity teams places will be offered after the bidding process closes.

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All bidders on eBay must first register a user id with eBay. This applies to all bidders on the entire eBay website. Registration is free and only takes about three minutes to complete. You will need access to your email account to complete the registration process. To register on eBay ? click here.

One of the places that many people have found great deals and rare items is on eBay. eBay is always a gamble, since you're usually dealing with individuals and not established companies. There are a lot of potential problems with eBay transactions -- items not arriving, things not as described, people with poor attitudes or service, getting overcharged for shipping, etc.

eBay Toolbar keeps track of bids and watched items for the user who is signed in to eBay Toolbar. If you are not signed in to eBay with a user ID that is the same as the user ID you used to sign in to eBay Toolbar, eBay Toolbar cannot synchronize information with eBay and therefore cannot refresh your Bid Alert or Watch Alert menus.

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