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12-21-2011, 08:22 AM
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hmm
Well, I don't know all state laws but many, if not all, states have Live Auction licensing. If the auctioneer did as you said, you might consider gathering all of your proof together and talking to the authorities in your state. I doubt fraud or collusion to keep prices down is part of the licensing decorum and bylaws. I attend almost 0 live auctions so I am sorry I can't help otherwise. Interesting story though.
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