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High Fallutin
Is this classification unique to the legal community or can people in other occupations aspire to it ?
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I don't know a way to cross reference with that data. The data I have isn't very easy to work with, generally speaking.
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I personally can't wait to see what those accused of shill bidding do? Will they use the most popular method of denial, change blame/subject, and name calling. I love how guilty people start of denying anything happened, then try to change the subject or try to switch the blame to others and after those 2 don't work they revert to name calling. I can't remember this method actually working for anyone.
The most effective is to come out fast and be honest, well as honest as one can be when caught being a less than stellar human being. From all the scandals in sports you would think the criminals would figure out the people that admit to their mistakes right away are looked at much better in the history books. |
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Is there a way to find what was auctioned off? I am particularly interested in April 2007 Lot # 1512. Thank you in advance.
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How do you prove something was a shill bid? Can't the suspected shill bidder -- even if a competitor auctioneer or dealer -- just come back and say "Well of course we all follow each others' auctions and try to steal things at low prices if we can. I would have taken that Mantle card at $10,000 happily. . . . I suspected others would come along and far outbid me but crazier things have happened . . . ."
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I guess this might be one of those examples of "First World Problems" that are often joked about. Not a joking matter here, of course, but I am nowhere near having this problem. I have never bid on an auction that wasn't on ebay and I am definitely a low end collector compared to just about any item shown on this report. It is likely that via ebay, I have been a victim of paying more than I would have w/o a shill bidder. I snipe just about everything and have for years now. Although that will help protect you from those pesky "nibblers" that bid up your proxy bids until you are maxed or they just slightly outbid you, you still pay more regardless if someone tosses out a shill bid anywhere within the listing timeframe. Kind of like those victimless line items from the report.
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Here is the link for this specific item: http://legendaryauctions.com/LotDeta...entoryid=70657 |
Here is the list of schill bidders removing the duplicates
These are the names that appear in the Shill Bidder column of that list only, this does not includes the Consignors just to clarify
Alex Sawchak Alex Sawchak and William Vangelos Andrew Caparelli Andrew Filipowski Andrew Filipowski and Mastro Auctions Andy Tuttle Barbara Simmons Bill Boehm Bill Mastro Bill Mastro and Andrew Filipowski Bill Mastro and Jeffrey Marren Bill Mastro and John Reznikoff Bill Mastro and Millard Fisher Bill Mastro, Mastro Auctions Bill Mastro, Rich Mantia, Mastro Auctions Bill Mastro, Ryan Friedman Brian Bigelow Brian Marren Cardboard Coll. Cardboard Collectibles Chad Dreier Chad Vandemark Chris Porter Chris Porter and Kirk Wagonlander Cliff Kakelik and Mastro Auctions Cliff Kekelik Craig Helling Cynthia Graves Darryl Abramowitz Dave Forman Dennis Beechy Derek Ihnat Diroberto, Helling Diroberto, Marronpot Doug Allen Doug Allen and Andrew Filipowski Doug Allen and Bill Mastro Doug Allen and John Reznikoff Doug Allen and Mastro Auctions Doug Allen, Reznikoff Mastro Edward (Josh) Petrie Eric Grigson Frank Diroberto Frank Diroberto, Marronpot Frank Simmons Greg Floyd Helling Henny Steinbach Irv Lerner Irv Lerner CPA Irv Lerner, CPA Jay Dyer Jay Dyer and Shane Mooney Jay Dyer, Mastro Auctions, Inc, and Shane Mooney Jeff Marren Jeff Marren and John Reznikoff Jeff Marren and Mastro Auctions Jeffrey Marren Jennifer Stein Jerry Zuckerman Jerry Zuckerman and Ralph Deluca Jerry Zuckerman, Joe Demattio Jerry Zuckerman, Ralph Deluca Joe Demattio John Reznikoff John Reznikoff and Mastro Auctions John Reznikoff Jorge Marce Jorge Marce and Andrew Filipowski Jorge Merce Kevin Keating Kevin Keating and Bill Mastro Kevin Keating and Doug Allen Kevin Keating, and Mastro Auctions, Inc. Kevin Keating, John Reznikoff Kevin Keating, Reznikoff / Mastro Kevin Keating, Rich Mantia Kevin Struss Kirk Wagonlander Kirk Wagonlander and Mastro Auctions Kirk Wagonlander, Mastro Auctions Kristin Straub Les Perline Les Perline and Henny Steinbach Les Perline and John Reznikoff Les Perline Les Perlne Les Perlne and Mastro Auctions Loraine Cordes Marc Held Mark Irodenko Mark Irodenko and Andew filipowski Mark Irodenko and Andrew Filipowski Mark Theotikos Mastro Auctions Mastro Auctions and Doug Allen Mastro Auctions and Shane Mooney Mastro Auctions Inc. Mastro Auctions, Inc and Steve Lucas Mastro Auctions, Inc. Mastro Auctions, Inc. and Bill Mastro Mastro Auctions, Inc., and John Reznikoff Mastro Auctions, Inc., and Mark Irodenko Mastro Auctions, Inc., and Ryan Friedman Mastro Auctions, Ryan Friedman Mike Mallon Mike Mallon and Dennis Beechy Mitch Rosen Nicholas Dawes Nick Dawes Nick Dawes and Mastro Auctions Nick Dawes, Mastro Auctions Nick Dawes, Rich Mantia Niel Feltz Peter Calderon Peter Calderon, and Chris Porter Peter Calderon, Bill Mastro Peter Garcia Peter Spaeth Ralph Deluca Ralph Deluca and Jerry Zuckerman Ralph Deluca, Jerry Zuckerman and Joe Demattio Random Treasures Ray Canales Reznikoff/Mastro Reznikoff/Mastro John Reznikoff Rich Mantia Rich Mantia and Mastro Auctions Rich Mantia, Kevin Keating and Bill Boehm Richard Consola Rob Hughes Robert Bordan Rocco Loconte Roco Loconte Roco Loconte and Nick Dawes Ron Oser Russ Pardy Russ Purdy Russ Purdy and Kevin Keating Ryan Friedman Shane Mooney Shane Mooney, Jay Dyer, and Mastro Auctions, Inc. Stephen Spector Steve Forman Steve Lucas Steve Lucas and Brian Bigelow Steve Lucas and Mastro Auctions, Inc. Steven Turner Teale Laney Tim Frystak Tim Frystak, Brian Marren, Chris Porter TJ Schwartz Whit Rutledge William Schonsheck William Vangelos Zach Rullo |
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