I stopped going to auctions a few years back. Tried the new on-line auctions but things seemed to sell for a LOT more than what they used to. I was buying on CL for half the on-line auction price. Then I started noticing that a lot of the big ticket items on those on-line sales were appearing again at different locations. I happened to drop by the auctioneers building at some point and there was a room with the auction results live on tv screens. I'm thinking the staff sits in there and bids against you. If you drop out they re-list the item a couple weeks down the road at a different auction. I also found out that some of the on-line auctions have undisclosed reserves. That is to say, the seller gets a number and bids against you. I want nothing to do with that sort of thing. I want to see the guy I am bidding against. SOOOO...I am back at the live auctions. Already got a couple picked out for after the 15th.
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