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12-17-2012, 10:27 AM
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Auction House Browsers
Are there auction houses that you don't spend much time dealing with (either as a potential consignor or customer), simply because their catalog-browsing is a pain?
There are so many auctions to choose from these days, that I find myself simply ignoring some for the above reason. I've emailed to ask a couple about their software, thinking I must be missing something. I'm not.
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