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06-03-2022, 08:57 AM
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Here's a humorous explanation of why Buyer's Premiums exist...From an auction house of course. One I've never used and likely never will...
When attending an auction keep in mind that the buyer's premium is used to enhance the customer experience. The buyer's premium is charged so buyers are comfortable during the time of auctions and so the auction can operate efficiently. The extra charge is always put to good use.
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