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11-18-2011, 02:01 PM
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[QUOTEA good bidding strategy that the big boys do (since many of them are all friends) is they work out agreements on WHICH lots they are going after. Bidder A says he will go after lot A in Legendary Auction so bidder B will not bid. The favor is returned with a different lot that bidder A passes on in the same auction, maybe the next night.][/QUOTE]
The only bad thing about that strategy, is that if the item is TOO cheap, then a wildcard like me will bid it up!!! 
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