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Posted By: Scott Forrest

These are not two examples of someone interfering AFTER the fact. Granted, the second one is. But in the first case, you decided not to play by the rules - obviously others were watching that auction and objected to you interfering and having it ended before it ran it's natural course. This is a danger you face when you talk someone into ending an auction early. I wasn't the "crybaby" who "interfered", but I'm all in favor of such interference and have done it on multiple occasions. Ask Dan McKee.