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08-19-2002, 03:10 PM
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Another Example of Why there should be restrictions on Private Auctions
Posted By: David
As someone who dislikes Private Auctions, I agree with Bruce that one should contact the seller first before making it public. Most sellers who I have approached about problems (and make sure I'm sure there's a material problem) have made honest errors (perhaps not new to the area) and are glad to receive the info. In the rare cases where they dismiss or otherwise do not ammend their description, then I 'raise hell.' 
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