Why Do They?

Hi collect4fun

Ive wondered the very same thing ,all I can come up with is some people are always a few days behind !!! With no chance of catching up.

or perhaps it was a last minute thing to look for a particular Item, or joey down the street got one so billy up the street has got to get one but it needs to be better than joey's or the questions were merely to see if the one they already got was real or the same (research you know)

Rick

I also buy off ebay and, although I don't ask questions in the last couple of hours, I only tend to look at auctions ending within 5 hours of when I'm looking.

Not the best method, but I usually only have about 10 minutes at a time to look for stuff to buy and I want to be able to surf all of the different coin categories. I also pick times to look that I know are not the peak times to end auctions, so items are usually cheaper.

I am considerate in that I won't ask questions at the end like that, but I also don't bid if I have any.

I believe that if you choose "Ending Today", you will only get the results that are ending within a 24-hour period sorted by ending soonest.

"Ending Soonest" will sort all auctions (regardless of ending day) by ending time.

Really, it's kind of redundant to having "Ending Today" as an option since you can select which auctions you want to view by how many hours they have left.