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12-07-2010, 09:10 AM
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For the record
We at B & L charge no sellers premium and only a 12 1/2% buyers premium. We do this to put as much money in the sellers pocket as possible. Obiviously by charging no sellers fee it puts more more in the consignors pocket, but also by keeping the buyers premium low, it allows the bidders to go one or two more increments and still be within their budget.
So in other words the seller is receiving 87 1/2% of the total sales price, much better than you will do on ebay after paying final value fees and paypal fees to them. AND, we have done all the work! Scott and Leon 
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