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02-18-2012, 09:16 AM
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One local live antique auction I went to there were two guys in the front row competing for the same lot. At one point one turned to the other and asked "do you want to stop now and split it"
The auctioneer stopped the bidding chastised tham for saying that in front of him, because at that point it wasn't going in on lot together, but a collusion. Then he restarted the bidding. Pooling resources is fine, doing it during the bidding with a competitor isn't. (Neither of them won, two other bidders came in slightly above where they were.) Steve B 
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