Very true,I think a lot of people think auctions are held so they can buy stuff for next to nothing.As a reality check auctioneers hold auctions #1 To make themselves money #2 To get as much money for the seller and the item as they can (refer back to reason #1) That's it no other reasons.As far as bidding it may not be what it seems.I go to a couple auctions where they have two auctions going on at one time a good ways apart,before the auctions I'll write down my maximum bid on what items I'm interested in and give them to the auctioneer at the auction part I'm not going to be at.Now I don't want him to just bid my high bid off the bat he'll let someone else start the bidding and then pull my bid 'out of thin air' since I'm not there. Only thing is its a real bid for me by the auctioneer and no one sees anyone give a number after the bidding is over because he already has my number.Been doing this for years.
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