The best service by far...with lots of bells and whistles too., 7 September 2007

Reviewer: jewelry4me

I use sniping to buy jewelry, and good deals are scarce for jewelry on eBay so I need to depend on my sniping site. I tried several services (esnipe, bidnapper) and thought they were so-so. I was not really too impressed with the software. I missed bids here and there, especially with bidnapper. Customer service was ok, I guess.

When I tried BidSlammer, I was astounded. The bidding snipe time was precise. Software was very intuitive. I can move fast. They have a thing called Slam-It which is awesome: It sits on my toolbar and I don't even have to GO to the bidslammer site. I just surf eBay, and when I want to place a bid, I click SLAM-IT, and it asks for my bid. I enter it right there, and the dialog closes and then I keep surfing.

I use their bid groups, which can splash bids across lots of items and just win one, and then shut off the other bids.

And customer service? How amazing to get a real response, rather than a "canned" one. Very very professional and responded in about 5 minutes even.

BidSlammer, I love you!!! I would not buy on eBay without you.

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My Top Pick!!, 25 March 2007

Reviewer: citro_cell

I have been using BidSlammer since the fall of '05. The process to use BidSlammer is easy and flawless - 1)find an item 2)plug the auction number into your BidSlammer page 3)set a price limit 4)leave the computer and go enjoy doing something else without having to worry. Once you set a price there is nothing to monitor, you won't raise the price by letting the other bidders know you are interested, and you can even go on vacation and leave it up to bidslammer to win the item - it's great. I have only had good experiences with this company and I highly recommend them to anyone interested in winning more auctions for lower prices.

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The best sniping site of them all., 24 March 2007

Reviewer: deliverin21dave

I have been sniping on eBay for over four years and I have one service that does it all for me. The best a href=http://www.bidslammer.comsniping service/a of them all is BidSlammer.com hands down.

I have had virtually no problems with the service. Lots of times I thought I missed snipes and their customer service team took great care of me and helped me understand the miss. Their 99.9% accuracy has held up time and again, as I've bid on over 5,000 items with them and had perhaps 1 miss they could not explain.

I also love the bid groups feature, I won my wife's favorite necklace using bid groups. You just place bids across lots of different related items and when you win one, it shuts off the other bids!!! I have scored some great deals.

Also the interface is totally intuitive. You can change all your bids at one time. My grandmother can use BidSlammer. And the SlamIt toolbar is awesome, I never have to leave eBay.

Finally the pricing is awesome, even though they charge a quarter minimum for a win (which might seem high for a $10 item), they FOLLOW THROUGH. I can deposit $10 and use BidSlammer for a year, as opposed to having to spend $60 for a desktop program that I continually have to update it.

Do yourself a favor. try BidSlammer's eBay sniping service. You'll love it.

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Missed Snipes!, 3 January 2007

Reviewer: funjolian

BidSlammer missed placing bids on 4 of my last five snipes. I want my money BACK!!!!

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Rip off on pricing, 25 September 2006

Reviewer: sonic

First they promise you 3 free bids. When you download from their site they want you to sign up and give you options to pay for it. Pretty well forced into it. When you do you lose your 3 free snipes. I would use download.com. as you might get your 3 free snipes that way.Now for the pricing! Ten cents if you lose. Not bad. Win with a bid less than ten dollars is 25 cents. Guess I can live with that. Between ten dollars and five hundred dollars 1% but ONE DOLLAR MINUMUM This is where they nail you real good. Where do you think the range for most ebay bids are? I, myself, would guess between 10 and 25 dollars. That translates into 10% at 10 dollars. They did their home work well. You have to purchase a product over $100 to get to the 1%. I do not make many bids over $100. If your bids are over $100 dollars have at it.

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