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View Poll Results: Do you factor the buyer's premium into your bid with an auction house? | |||
Yes, of course, it is real money | 182 | 92.86% | |
Most of the time, but sometimes I forget | 9 | 4.59% | |
Rarely, because I am lazy or don't care | 3 | 1.53% | |
Never, because I do not consider it part of my official bid | 2 | 1.02% | |
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This poll doesn't tell us anything. I factor in the BP every time, but I still bid to win and deal with the consequences later.
The question should've been do you reduce your max bid by the full amount of the BP every time? That would tell us more than these options do. But I get it, you wanted to skew the results to support your opinion.
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