I've never had a bidding frenzy but I did once enter a maximum bid of £500 instead of £5 due to a misplaced decimal point. Luckily the seller understood and cancelled my bid.lol
The worst I did was about 5 years ago when I got up to £400.00 for a handbag.........luckily that was my maximum but I cried when it went for £405.00................
Got so caught up in my bidding I lost track of time!. Have to go out now so not being rude and ignoring you all.
Look forward to reading a few tales of excessive retail therapy later...
I use JustSnipe, a free snipe tool. I put my maximum bid in and forget about it. JustSnipe makes my bid in the last few seconds of the auction. No bidding frenzy for me.
I paid £28 for a pair of lilac 'silk' knickers. Silk my @rse. When they came they were the cheapest tackiest horrible-ist scratchy nylon material you can imagine. They were NOT La Perla. AND I swear they had been worn before.
They went straight in the bin.
(I had had a few JD's before bidding - lethal).
Red, its Stitch - the alien from Disney's Lilo and Stitch.
My younger girl adores it and it's really hard to find stuff over here. As well as all the Halloween parties, she'll be able to wear it when we go to Disneyland, Paris in December.
And then next year, I'll sell it on Ebay...
salla, £28 for possibly used knickers is even worse than my mad purchase, I think, but I didn't have the excuse of being drunk.