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#11
03-29-2018, 06:36 PM
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I’m retired and stick to a hobby budget. My auction strategy is always the same. If I see something that I want to bid on I set my price and then an alarm for the morning of the closing day. If the item is still attainable that last day I bid. My reason for waiting is to avoid being ‘locked in’ to an item when it’s possible that an unexpected expense might arise in the meantime . It’s a hobby for me after all, not a business.
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