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01-21-2007, 09:17 AM
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OK, Leon- the time has come...Your FIRST Auction!
Posted By: Dan Bretta
The simple solution is what Max said last week...just use the B/S/T board. Put up your card in the proper category and label it an auction. Make whatever rules you want - if you have a reserve you may as well start it at that otherwise you are wasting bandwidth and time. Personally I would let it run for a week have increments of $10 or 5% or however you want to do it. Once it runs at the end of the week without a bid for 15 minutes past 7 days then the auction is over. 
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