Posted by Traditional Farmer on April 13, 2014 at 05:31:40 from (67.237.187.86):
In Reply to: odd auction goof posted by j hikemper on April 12, 2014 at 20:19:46:
First off it was a $60 spreader on that day not a $250 one.Auctions are a crap shoot if you wanted top $$ a consignment auction isn't the way to go.Around here if you want to bid you better be getting your hand up.Too many people at auctions don't pay attention,talking to their buddies etc etc then get upset when they miss an item.For me an auction is a days work and I get a lot of baragins because I'm right on top of items I'm interested in buying.I've sold countless items to guys that missed an item that sold cheap and they weren't paying attention and sometimes the BSing they were doing gets pretty expensive.
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