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07-24-2012, 08:04 PM
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What they say they do and what their rules allow them to do are two entirely different things. I wish they would modify their rules to bring them in line with what they claim are their actual practices.
According to rule #21 as I understand it they could check all "absentee bids" and max them out a minute before closing the auction. I know they claim they do not do that. So why not change rule #21? I would love it if Chris Ivy would respond to this. JimB 
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