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#11
06-08-2007, 03:43 PM
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Live From Sothebys
Posted By: mr. moses
the people who say just bid what you want and go no further as the way to deal with the subject. I feel they are missing the point. This is not a sealed bid format. It's an open forum AUCTION where one bid's against someone else for the right to own something. Why can't I know if I am going against a real bid/bidder? I don't participate in an auction to bid against THE SELLER (or house which represents the seller). Obfiscate and confuse..... tools of dishonesty. 
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