eBay

cw18154248 · ‎02-20-2005

One thing I've notice is that there are a lot winners from this board, but they get so excite (expected 🙂 ) that they don't remember the details when they come back to give us the scoop. Thus, the very same questions (bin, paypal/no paypal, 0 feedback) get answered, but the other details are forgotten (start time, auction number, item price). All those details vanish as soon as you hit the BIN button.

The Print Screen (sometimes abbreviated PrtSc) key should be located in the very top row of keys on your keyboard. It will take a snapshot of what you see on your computer (the winning auction). You can then go to Micrsoft Word (or any image software that you may have) and hit paste. Then you can save it. Note: You have to hit the Print Screen button before you hit the BuyItNow button because Print Screen, sees what you see. If you try to go back to the auction afterwards EBay will have removed it, and the auction will be lost.

Congrats to all the winners thus and thanks for the help. Good luck to everyone.

elite04 · ‎02-20-2005

u know what else is funny about this i totally agree with you but you got all kinds of people that have not found a clue have not won at all telling you exactly what the auction looks like how would they know lol

clovisite · ‎02-20-2005

elite, they know because there are alot of screen shot floating around on various websites, a friend of mine won on thursday and a screenshot found its way on the net, he had nothing to do with it........musta been someone who happened upon it at the same time as he was winning

cw18154248 · ‎02-20-2005

elite

There were two helpful treasure hunt site that had screen prints or saved files of winning listings and the searches that brought up the listings. But they have both ran out out bandwidth usage because so many people were using the site. One site said that it used 15 gigabytes of bandwidth in two days.