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Re: Auctions: The Good, The O.K., and The Ugly
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Posted by iowaw9 on August 27, 2006 at 13:57:58 from (216.248.102.152):
In Reply to: Auctions: The Good, The O.K., and The Ugly posted by Blue3992 on August 27, 2006 at 10:53:31:
No doubt there are differences just like any business, some are well run and some are not. My wife figured out after a certain auctioneer did her uncles sale and a neighbors down the street that she needed to go to his sales to get the bargains. I don"t know what he does wrong, he advertises plenty and he gets a big crowd but nice things sell dirt cheap. Like pennies on the dollar. He does mostly estate auctions but he did do a farm auction a friend went to that was just a matter of outbidding the scrappers. Don"t know what he does but it isn"t working.
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