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#Jbidwatcher not loggeed in how to

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Is normal to not see a mplayer controler? i mean when i double click a video it opens mplayer and plays it, but i want it on full screen but i aint able to see options Posted: Sat 11:35 am Post subject: SEND LAST SECOND BID FROM USER'S OWN PC? Search SEND LAST SECOND BID FROM USER'S OWN PC? By clicking on 'Log in Now' you agree to terms of usage./srv//3/#ubuntu.txt /srv//3/#ubuntu.txt kakalto I'm new to Gixen and want to know if I can use their service (or MORE LIKELY Gixen Desktop Manager) to send bids FROM MY PC (with my PC's IP address of course).

The reason I want to do this is as follows.ġ.

I tried Auction Sniper, but up to 50% of their snipes failed because eBay required Captcha verification at the last moment.Ģ. I've N-E-V-E-R had eBay do that when I've submitted bids FROM MY OWN PC - even when bidding at the last second - which I've done hundreds of times. It appears eBay doesn't care about last second bidding, but they are sensitive to my login coming from an IP address it is not used to seeing. Although, after 20-30 times coming from Auction Sniper's server, eBay's incoming security algorithms still wouldn't accept my login from their IP address.ģ.

Thus, the solution for reliable sniping would seem to be have an application that facilitates the user sending last-few-seconds bids from their own PC, as opposed to a service's server. This would be done with a batch timing process for the bid to be sent at a specified future date and time. But, this would be more convenient than having to be awake at 2 or 3 in the morning! This would require having the user's PC on, connected to the internet and logged into eBay. People that must have bids sent from their own IPs are generally recommended to use JBidwatcher which does exactly as you describe. However, unfortunately there have been reports recently (in the past year) that this is not as well supported as it used to be. As you are also aware, that type of operation requires you to have a very reliable internet provider service to function at an acceptable success rate and you must leave your computer on, with that service running, connected to the internet, at all times.