When I go to an auction I always go early so I can look things over and see what I want to bid on. When I find something that draws my interest, I decide how much I want to pay for the item. With that amount in mind, that will be my maximum bid that I will go on that item. When the bidding starts on that item I let someone else start the bidding, then I start. After someone else bids I fire right back with my bid and keep going until I reach my maximum bid, if it goes that far. Many times by bidding faster you will scare other bidders out because they know you're a serious bidder. I always try not to waste time when bidding but I only go to the amount I have in my head and that's it. Never think, oh if I bid one more time the other bidder will stop, that's where you get in trouble and pay too much. Most of the time I'll get the item a lot cheaper than what my maximum was. Another thing to remember at auctions, is it something you need, or is it something you want, then place your maximum bid accordingly. Dick
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