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#4
10-20-2007, 03:58 PM
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Lelands Does the Right Thing with Buyer's Premium
Posted By: Matt
Jay - while in a perfect world, you're correct, usually with auctions the buyer's premium is hidden or written in smaller font and while the buyer knows there's going to be "juice" added, he may underestimate what it ends up being; thereby spending more then he wanted to. 
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