I appologize for the misleading post. I checked out the rest of the auctions after yours and saw that. I never knew auctioneers ran different fee schedules for different auctions.
I do not appologize for my opinion on the buyers fee. First I don't think it is right to be charged to shop (This isn't Sam's Club lol) Second, I always thought the commission went towards the auctioneers salary and advertising. Why should I as the consumer pay to be informed of your auction? Wouldn't the seller benifit for better advertising than the buyer??? Third, people don't do the math. They can't multiply the bid price by 1.14/1.10 in their head as their bidding. I think it is a way of tricking the consumer. Finally, I do agree with a credit card fee. As a retailer he gets charged approx 3% to run the card. The extra one percent is a little questionable, I guess you could call it a convienence fee. However, as the auctioneer I think I would rather take a credit card than a check. Credit cards don't bounce!!!
I think you have a nice line of stuff. I didn't see the W-9 in the pictures. Is it decent or parts or ??? BTW, I don't think selling or auctions are allowed in the regular forum. I think it is supposed to be confined to the classifieds section.
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