The reason why I'm coparing ebay snipers is that I want a better one then I'm using now, also I'll have my first own Pay Pal and ebay accounts. I guess I want more bag for my buck then what I'm using now and that is Auctionsniper. From the following websites I have all the information allready.

Auctionsniper
Bidnip
Bidnapper
Powersniper
JustSnipe(missing referrals)

So if you want to help give information on the list below just don't go to the websites above that would be awesome.

sniper site 4 ebay
Free trial length
cost best value Buffer Seconds(preferred)
sniped locked in
Accept Pay Pal
free snipe from referals

I'm pretty sure I know which one I'm going to go with but I want to look at all my options to see if there is a better one out there for me.

If anybody wants to help me compare ebay snipers that would be very helpful.

ESnipe is the one I make use of, for a few years now. It was recommended somewhere so I went with it. I never tried others to compare it with. It works well enough. There was one occasion maybe last year when they had a service outage that affected one of my bids. Of course, eBay might have a service outage at the time of sniping too.

From their FAQ:
eSnipe is free to new users for the first 14 days. After the trial period, eSnipe only charges if you win an auction, even if you lost because your bid was too low (or you were top bidder but reserve wasn't met). When you do win the cost is 25 cents for items up to US$24.99, 1% of the winning amount for items up to US$1,000 (rounded down to the nearest penny), and a maximum of $10 thereafter. So if you win an item for $47, the fee is 47 cents. If you win an item for $230.58, the fee is $2.30. eSnipe fees are in BidPoints, which you can buy in quantity for discounts.

More:

Yes to PayPal.

I see nothing about rewards for referring new customers to eSnipe.

Note that if you bid on non-US dollar auctions, the fee is set at $1 per win.

You can set the number of seconds before auction end for when to bid.

You can edit or cancel a snipe up to 5 minutes before the time you set for bidding. (You are only charged a fee if a snipe happens that puts you as winner of the auction.)

You can set more than one eBay account with your esnipe account.

Thanks you very much nick for that information. Just keep the info coming guys/gals.

It sounds a little like auctionsniper to me anyway.

i use sniperight works well for me

Dude that looks like the best offer but I don't want to have to download the program on my computer if I don't have to. Or am I reading it wrong?

Keep the snipers coming so I can keep comparing

you download it to your computer. but its a log in thing so you don't have to pay everytime you use a different computer. just download it and login

Paragon last minute bidder seems a good choice for me. I have been able to win some auctions with it.