GixenReviews 507

As another comment states, "Set It and Forget It". I've used that quote many times in recommending Gixen to friends. I've subscribed to Gixen Mirror for about 6 years ($11 for 2 years) now and wouldn't use anything else. Best snipe service for ridiculous cheap. Used Hammer Snipe before that for about 8 years for a more costly sum of $15 for 3 months (if memory serves correctly) and it was far less in capabilities and bid protection (did not have the mirror service). Gixen is also my Go To as my eBay Watchlist. Over the years, I've also set many, many bids through Gixen with numerous overseas eBay auction sites (eBay.de, eBay.uk, etc.). Gixen really is the Best of the Best.

I have been a paying customer of Gixen for many years. I have found them to be dependable and reliable. I particularly like that I can bid on multiples of the same or similar items, and group them together, and if I win one, the other bids are automatically cancelled. I have never had an issue with any malware or any other problems using Gixen. I am a happy customer and have recommended Gixen to family and friends, many of whom have thanked me later.

I used Gixen for a year or longer. I now use it more of less exclusively when bidding on eBay. Head and shoulders above the other eBay auction snipers that I've used.

4* rather 5" simply because logging in can sometimes take ages; and occasionally doesn't work at all. I'm a UK user and I don't if that has anything to do with it. This is more an annoyance rather than a real problem as once I've set my bid, I don't need to go back in to Gixen unless I want to edit it.

I have used several snip bidding companies. Found Gixen to be the best. Simple, easy to use. Always worked for me. As you know using snip bidding does help one from getting wrapped up and carried away in the bidding process and bidding higher than intended. I believe that eBay is structured to keep that ball rolling along and achieve the highest bid for its customers. Not that there's anything wrong with that business model, but it may produce some bidder remorse without such as Gixen. That is basically true for all snip bidders, but for me Gixen works best when i need it. But that's just my experience.

I'm not a huge eBay user, but I have been using eBay & Gixen for many years. I feel Gixen has helped me both to win bids & to significantly lower what I ultimately pay because it lessens my contributing to emotional "bidding wars". I've never had a problem with Gixen. The limited emails from them I get I find appropriate, useful, & informative. I liked the free service so much that I now buy their paid service, not because it was necessary, but rather to help support the author & his ongoing costs. BTW, Gixen also has a desktop app. You can read an unbiased respected review here: https://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Other-Internet-Related/Gixen-Desktop-Manager.shtml
Gixen's long-running support forum also shows that the software is the real deal: https://www.gixen.com/forum/index.php

Its great if you need a bid type sniper save time saves money wins great deals saved me thousands for work.
Had it long time now feedback over 2500 so its been fantastic asset to me for work.
Over last 5 years most my friends signed up

Tip do not bid to close to your max because it ignore your bid this is fact ebay not gixen if you want pay £10 or $10 dont just put in £10 you probably be ignored and some one buys for £10 but bid £10.50 or £11 and next increment may be £10.20 most people bid round figures you need to know ebay bidding to win item not blame Gixen. Work out whats best and win more but Gixen great tool.