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[frankbmd]

I rarely look at newly listed buy it now auctions or listings searching for bargains. Rather I usually focus on time ending soonest auction listings looking for bargains with the benefit of instant gratification should I prevail. However, using this technique, there seems to be an epidemic of the "museum auction" recently. Scanning the auctions that are ending today on any given day, and finding an auction with at least one bid can be a challenge. I have trained myself not to look at the card or the price and if the auction has "0 Bids", I look no further and move on.

I would like to be able to exclude (0 Bid) auctions from my search criteria to eliminate the need to wade through the "museum auctions" every day.

[rdixon1208]

On the top right of the page there is a link that says "Advanced"

This will take you to a long list of advanced search options, one of which is number of bids. Just set the minimum at 1 and save.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by rdixon1208

On the top right of the page there is a link that says "Advanced"

This will take you to a long list of advanced search options, one of which is number of bids. Just set the minimum at 1 and save.

I did not know that. Dumb and dumber just got smarter.

Thanks.

[fduran27]

what are museum auctions?

[gregr2]

Originally Posted by fduran27

what are museum auctions?

Auctions with high starting bids that never get bid on. They run the length of the auction with no bids, the seller then starts the process over again with the same high starting bid, repeat, repeat, repeat.

[hangman62]

absolute waste of time !

[fduran27]

Originally Posted by gregr2

Auctions with high starting bids that never get bid on. They run the length of the auction with no bids, the seller then starts the process over again with the same high starting bid, repeat, repeat, repeat.

thank you very much

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by fduran27

what are museum auctions?

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