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#143495 by Littlejohn
16 Oct 2006, 22:38
Hum. Highest bit back at £1.50. Looks like the seller rejected your bid as so much smoke an mirrors GJ - Global-gypsy must be remarkably perceptive I guess!
#143504 by VS045
16 Oct 2006, 22:55
GJ, love your signature[^]

I think you're overpaying though;)

VS.
#143550 by Littlejohn
17 Oct 2006, 08:49
Originally posted by GrinningJackanapes

Dear Luddite:
Got me sussed out there! Come the revolution I would definitely be the first in the queue to smash up all the computers.
Originally posted by GrinningJackanapes

One entered a maximum bid on e-Bay, but only the minimum amount needed to trump the most previous bid is listed. This means that, though one bid GBP 100, it will only show that one bid the next increment up from a previous bid (or, in this case, the opening bid of 99p). Any bids from others will now be automatically trumped and still show one winning until a contesting bidder enters an amount greater than one's maximum bid.
Oh right, so that's how it works is it? Now I understand, and being new to this e-bay kafuffle (see an earlier tread) thanks for the tip old chap [y]

Originally posted by GrinningJackanapes

You might want to try an online auction someday and see how it works -- or do they not yet have them in Britain?
Good idea - Will do! And yes we who are left in this little backwater of the world do have them I believe. No doubt that is why the item is on the .co.uk version of ebay!
#143568 by HighFlyer
17 Oct 2006, 10:51
Chaps, IM or PM are wonderful new tools you know .... :D Don't make me chastise you for going OT ...

Thanks,
Sarah
#143576 by mdvipond
17 Oct 2006, 11:25
Ah, that's a shame, was enjoying that...
#143598 by HighFlyer
17 Oct 2006, 12:39
No problem with the banter being taken to the Clubhouse :)

Thanks,
Sarah
#143620 by mdvipond
17 Oct 2006, 13:13
Looks like this could be the perfect opportunity to stump up for that silver member kit, candyman... ;)
#143661 by mcuth
17 Oct 2006, 15:34
One entered a maximum bid on e-Bay, but only the minimum amount needed to trump the most previous bid is listed. This means that, though one bid GBP 100, it will only show that one bid the next increment up from a previous bid (or, in this case, the opening bid of 99p). Any bids from others will now be automatically trumped and still show one winning until a contesting bidder enters an amount greater than one's maximum bid.


Of course, now you've told us what your maximum bid is, we could go onto eBay and bid up to £99 so you'd have to pay £100 for it.... [:w][}:)]:D:D

Cheers

Michael
#144217 by DMetters-Bone
20 Oct 2006, 15:48
OH FAB! I can not stand the Snooze Pack! The economy amenity pack is better than you get in UC! Do you know when this will come in to operation???:D I hope it comes before my trip in December!

Originally posted by Jetstreamer
I might be chastised for starting a pointless topic....

As the snooze pack continues to be a hot topic I thought everyone would like to know that it is being repackaged. The snooze pack envelope is being replaced with a shoe bag (like the sleep suit, it will be your to keep).

The selection of extras and how they will be offered is being finalised.
#144277 by radar
20 Oct 2006, 21:39
Originally posted by sailor99
Hum. Highest bit back at £1.50. Looks like the seller rejected your bid as so much smoke an mirrors GJ - Global-gypsy must be remarkably perceptive I guess!


Ebayers name says it all....
#144886 by ChuckC
25 Oct 2006, 12:39
Back OT. Returned recently from two transcon segments on Alitalia. Though the flight and the food were nothing special, the amenity kits on both flights were very good.

On the outbound leg EWR-FCO the kits were grey leather boxes with lids that close on an invisible magnet. Inside were small bottles (not tubes) of cremes/lotions plus socks, eyeshades, a see through envelope containing a full size toothbrush and a tube of Colgate. The box was great.

Inbound instead of the same box a grey shaving kit type container was offered. On the top the word "Bulgari" was stamped in gold lettering. Contents included the aforementioned brand's cremes, etc. plus the same contents from the outbound segment.

If VS offered either kit I dare say any of us would be just fine with receiving it. Not certain of the impact of a kit in a shoe bag, but will reserve judgment until its debut.

Chuck-
Virgin Atlantic

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