Girl not included.
These shirts are the real deal, and we’re offering ‘em at cost (no profit). They are the highest quality T-Shirts we could find. These are not the cheaper-quality t-shirts. No polyester here!
• Thick 100% cotton
• Sensational quality
• Hanes “Beefy T”
• Pre-Shrunk (don’t order a size too large)
• Colorfast
Sorry, but Mediums and 3XL are on back-order.
Front and Back of T-Shirt.
Bidders often wonder how many pennies they should put after the dollar value of their bid. Do you always ask yourself, “Should I bid $24.10, $24.50, or $24.98? What is the perfect penny value? Do pennies even matter?”
You are not alone. eBay veteran “puppetplay” still can’t decide after 12 years and hundreds of intense bidding wars. ”It seems like the more I want the item, the more pennies I add,” he says, “but then I come back around to zero and it starts over. Help!”
At BidSlammer, we call this the “perfect penny,” or optimum penny value. Since eBay’s inception, bidders of all kinds (not just snipers) have debated this: If such a value exists, knowing it would give that bidder a big advantage.
We have posted the winners of the guess contest for the “perfect penny” value on the forum.
http://forum.bidslammer.com/index.php?showtopic=137
The newsletter explaining the perfect value” will be out in a few days.
As advertised on the forum, for the month of September 2009 we are accepting guesses on the best pennies value, 00 through 99, to use for snipes. (your guess applies to US auctions only)
You know what we are talking about too! “Hmmm… I’ll set a snipe for 67.60 on this item. Wait! Maybe I should bid 67.65. Or should I bid 67.67?”
Is this you? You are not alone, as it has been debated since eBay’s inception: What is the best value of pennies (1¢ through 99¢) to use for a snipe bid on an eBay auction? The answer would give you a tremendous edge over other snipers who bid manually or with a sniping service like BidSlammer.
And what an interesting answer we found! BidSlammer has discovered the PERFECT pennies value! Take your guess in your BidSlammer Preferences - and learn the winners first week of October!
Hey … even if you can’t figure it out, you at least will have a 1 in 100 chance of guessing right 
We doubt very many people will guess correctly so we will judge free shirts based on who is NEAREST the value.
Put your guess in your user preferences, click on Preferences in your BidSlammer account.
To celebrate the recent revamp Version 2.0 of our website, we’re offering all BidSlammer users a Free Snipe Day this Friday, June 19. All snipes added through our service on Friday — regardless of what day the auctions end — will be free for all users.
New customers can even join and import and track existing bids for Free.
A Guide to 20 Ways You Missed That eBay Snipe!
Hopefully you are not reading this article because you were “slammed,” or outbid on an item that you really wanted. Well, don’t fret. In this article, we will discuss 20 ways that you can lose an important item because your eBay account is not set up properly!
We are going to bulletproof your BidSlammer account so that you can significantly reduce your chances of missing out on an item that you want. Even if you are an eBay guru, you will learn something important, as most of the reasons are not trivial.
Reason 1. You did not meet the minimum bid increment.
The high bid does NOT always win! Even long-term eBay-ers have to be reminded about the minimum bid increment.
Talk to BidSlammer Using Your Mobile Phone
Never be outbid again! You can talk to your BidSlammer account using any mobile phone or device that has e-mail or SMS capability. We have added more features to this service, which we introduced last November.
No downloads or installations are necessary. Our product simply uses e-mail or SMS capabilities already available on your phone.
Here’s how it works:
You can use commands to change bids, get a status on an auction, or ask for help. Click here for the detailed list of commands you can use with SnipeWire.
MobileSnipe is 100% free (included) with the service. You may toggle alerts for each snipe individually, or set thresholds.
Update your Preferences for text messaging right now!
iPhone Screen Shot
Auction Tribune is Back!
We have re-released Auction Tribune, our auction search service that searches eBay and alerts you via e-mail when new items are available. See the image below to see an example of how the service looks when seen through my G-Mail account.
Here’s how our service improves on eBay’s own search service:
It’s Free!
The service is totally FREE if you extended your free trial. All eligible accounts receive 3 search terms free. The more snipes that you execute with our service, the more search terms are enabled in your account for a maximum up to 20.
Please offer us suggestions for improvements in our Forum.
Enjoy!
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