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Posted by kyhayman on February 03, 2007 at 05:37:14 from (76.177.155.220):
In Reply to: where do you find um posted by Pat-CT on February 02, 2007 at 17:25:45:
I try to pick and choose my sales and my weather. Estate sales, forget it, too much flea market and small junk there that brings too many people. Retirement sales, foreclosures, etc those are the better options. I check out the Sunday paper with the auctions listed. There are normally 50 or so on the same day within a 200 mile drive. I try to pick the ones that I think will have the most people, and the ones that have what I want. If its on the second list and not on the first, then its one I might try going to.
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