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10-30-2002, 06:16 AM
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pedigree of an ebay auction
Posted By: leon
Just thought I would get a few comments on the makeup of an auction on ebay. Do ya'll look at the bidders (assuming it's not private 
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) in an auction? I have looked at a few and am always suspicious of ones that have bidders that have not bid on similiar items or have not bid recent enough to have any items still show? I will use my own fairly high dollar auction for instance. I know of most of the bidders and they are all good buyers with monies to buy and recent feedbacks etc......regards all
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