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That way, you get a handful of bidders who've put in a bid below the minimum, and now they're all emotionally invested in the item... which leads to bidding wars and a final price above the minimum. Just starting at the minimum price will induce less action, and just have people going, "Yeah, that's market value. Not exciting/I can find that elsewhere." I'm in favor of just starting bidding at the minimum acceptable price for the seller. Weed out some of the drama. But, people love drama. |
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