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Old 05-22-2018, 11:15 AM
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Here are the facts of the matter:


Without consignments there will be no auction. It is much easier to get consignments for free than charging the seller to use your AH platform. The sports collectible auctions have all gone this route and don't expect them to change it anytime soon.

Without making a profit the auction house will not continue to exist. SO...
The buyers are the path of least resistance, they see something they want and are willing to pay for the right to bid and win it. As most have indicated you just have to factor in the percentage of the bp on top of your bid and you have your total cost for the item.
And without buyers there would be no auction. So that argument is kind of moot.

This is one of the few honest responses in this thread. The buyer is the path of least resistance. No talk of semantics or it "all being the same in the end". It is what it is. A fee the buyer has to add on....because historically they've been conditioned to.

I'd be curious to see a comparison of sale prices for similar items sold with and without buyer's premium. I'd be willing to bet the difference in most instances is the buyer's premium...and that bidding was not surpressed to the point of equilibrium.
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