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01-23-2006, 06:08 PM
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Is this questionable behavior by an auctioneer?
Posted By: leon
I know of people that buy lot's of stuff from auction houses. They immediately turn around and sell it via ebay or any of the other myriad of ways to sell. Sometimes they make money sometimes they don't. I don't discredit any consignee for not getting the price hoped for, as long as they did a good job (on whichever venue they are on) of promoting it. On ebay, as long as it ended in the evening, ran at least 7 days, and had big scans, what more can you ask for? Can't win everytime....though it would be nice..(I don't know all fo the facts in this case but am just making a point)..regards all 
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