Yes, disappointing is probably the right word, in this instance.

It was a Heuer stopwatch, with two bids over the first tow days . . . sitting at around $50. I would have bid $300, but I was waiting until the end to snipe it. I am just imagining that someone "stole" this one for $75.

Jeff

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: I would say disappointing would be the right word. I don't usually
: sell, but if I did, I would imagine it would be tough to allow
: an auction to continue when you see the bid amounts are low.
: There is a high possibility that last minute bidders can move
: that number up significantly, but it is a HUGE risk. Since the
: seller can't back out at that point, they prefer to yank the
: auction completely. It sucks, I have had that happen to me MANY
: times, but I the word I think of in these scenarios are
: "disappointing".