Posted by thurlow on February 21, 2009 at 06:49:05 from (74.177.51.40):
In Reply to: Auctioneers posted by Plumcrazy on February 21, 2009 at 06:30:42:
All depends on who the auctioneer is working for; if it's the buyer, you're probablly right. If it's the seller and he's trying to get top dollar, then.......... If he's selling something for me, I'd like the items to be combined in such a fashion as to bring as much as possible. I've never been to an auction where this wasn't done. I've seen (real) property auctions where the land might be divided into 20 or more tracts and the 'buyers' might not know for hours whether or not someone would buy the whole thing at the end........for more money than the total of the individual tracts.
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