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12-31-2010, 06:17 AM
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Enough is Enough
To Mears: Congrats on your success.
HOWEVER: As the high bidder on 10 of the lots in your current auctions, I have had enough. None of the lots have been bid on since the wee hours of the morning. Why do I now run the risk of losing out on what I perceive to be good deals because the auction keeps getting extended by maybe a handful of bidders. I know that the 15 minute rule is great for the auction house, but can't there be some default whereby an auction that has not activity for a reasonable time is ended? I can tell you that I am not going to be happy if I lose out now that people (who did not stay up all night) are waking up and realizing that the auction is still going on. How do the rest of the Net54 members feel about the 15 minute rule in auctions? 
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