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04-02-2022, 06:55 PM
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I guess you can look at this the other way too (good for consignors and bad for bidders).
The bad news for bidders is that with the smaller bid increments comes a plethora of bidders during the extended bidding session. This is bad for the bidder because that puts more potential bidders in the extended bidding session when the real bidding takes place.
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