Why is it, that there is an end to a bidding on an item, when the end time shown in this case is 7 P

I was bidding on several items with the bidding time ending at 7 PM PST. I am in the MST time zone and right now the here is only 6 PM, how come the bidding has already ended and now shown in EST time. I am really **bleep** off, since I have been watching those licence plates for sale for the last couple of days. Whats wrong here?

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Why is it, that there is an end to a bidding on an item, when the end time shown in this case is 7 P

When you view listings on eBay.com you see times in PST

 

When you view listings on eBay Canada you see times in EST






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Why is it, that there is an end to a bidding on an item, when the end time shown in this case is 7 P

Nibble bidding is not usually a particularly successful tactic.

 

Bid once, bid your maximum.

 

Because eBay uses 'proxy bidding' no one will see your maximum bid.  If the current bid is $5 and your maximum is $100, then you would be the new high bidder at $6.

Everyone else will be chasing you.

Meanwhile, you can walk the cat, cook a Boeuf Wellington, have a nice bubble bath, and bake cookies for the Brownie pack., instead of being hunched over a hot computer, swearing and sweating.

 

 

Unless you like that sort of thing, of course.Cat Very Happy

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Why is it, that there is an end to a bidding on an item, when the end time shown in this case is 7 P

It doesn't matter which time zone you're in because each auction shows you how much time is left on the auction.

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Non payers should get unpaid item strikes and be added to block bidders lists. Period.
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