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07-27-2024, 06:05 PM
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Some have different types of auctions like live in person and on the internet for example. Make sure you know what type of auction it is being auctioned in. Read the contract before signing/agreeing to it. Before you sign it you can change something if you don't like it. Without details that is the best advise I can offer.
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