Does BStalker bid for me?
No. BStalker never places a bid, never buys a lot, and never takes a payment for one — it is the radar, not the checkout. Every lot in the feed links out to the marketplace selling it, and you place the bid there yourself, signed in to your own account on that site, exactly as if you had found the lot by hand. The only money BStalker ever charges is your own subscription.
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