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05-10-2011, 01:30 PM
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I am not sure.
At least on the internet, you could have time to plan and think about your next bid or move. On the telephone, you are blind to what is really going on and you need to make split second decisions. I was at the Hunt Superbowl auction and I was able to bid and see if I was competing against others in the audience, or David Hunt who may have been bidding for an absentee bidder, or phone bidders. Now I guess not only was David bidding for absentee bidders, he was also bidding against the reserve. 
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