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05-04-2007, 11:37 AM
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Bidding against friends
Posted By: Bill Stone
Let me try and articulate my dilemma - I recently saw a vintage card on eBay that I was preparing to bid on when I noticed that a fellow Net54 member was already bidding on it. I knew this card was high on his most wanted list and I am sure he wanted it much more than me but the price was still low at the time. I should also note that he has helped me in the past with my collecting interests. I decided to pass on the card and not bid but I really wondered what others do in this circumstance? I am sure it is hard to avoid sometimes but what do you do in this situation? 
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