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#16
01-15-2015, 12:17 PM
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Bobby, there actually IS a right answer when it comes to the type of selling strategy that a seller uses, but there is no way that a Net54 buyer can possibly know the 'right answer' for any particular seller, unless he analyzes the seller's business plan. The seller is in the best position to know what the 'right answer' is for him personally. For me it used to be .99 cent auctions with no reserve. It no longer is.
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