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Originally Posted by FrankWakefield
First, once the auction house no longer has the item, they need to immediately STOP accepting bids and STOP trying to sell it. Existing bids should be voided. Update the listing with NO LONGER AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME, and mention on the front page of the auction exactly what has happened. To continue to try to sell something they don't have is misleading.
Next, communicate directly with each of the consignors of the items that aren't available about what has occurred; and with their insurance company, immediately.
Keep law enforcement, the insurance folks, and the consignors, informed of updates as they are available.
Again, you can't sell something you don't have, and it's wrong to go through the steps involved with the auction when the item is gone.
And finally, contemplate about what happened, how it happened, and what changes can be done to minimize it happening again; then implement those changes.
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Stop making so much sence. I was actually at the counter when the detectives were questioning the guy about the "Lost Package" & "reviewing Video". I never realized this was what they were discussing. I should have been more assertive, listened in more attentively and asked questions.
EVERYONE was able to keep this a SECRET for 2-3 Weeks. That was really helpful. That's a crime or at least a crying shame in itself. You know I woulda been flapping my gums.
What was the big secret? So they could pull off the fake auction? For insurance? For Law Enforcement, for the cosigners. Lets do it for "Duty & Humanity". That's Lame AF, IMHO.
We would like a list of all the cards that were involved right now
