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Wow, some beautiful cards
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Here's a scenario - You make a bid in an auction (lets say for about $2K) and you were outbid. Knowing you didn't have to commit to paying for that item (because you were outbid on it) you bid on another item for about the same price. Then a bid retraction occurs shortly before the auction ended where you were outbid and you are again the high bidder in that auction and lets say you win that auction. Shortly after that you also win the other auction for $2K. Does that mean you have to commit to paying for both auctions?
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Guys, this auction was not shilled. I'm pretty sure this is the item in question...
http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d...p2047675.l2565 If you look at the bidding history, the guy that Dan was bidding against originally bid before Dan bid. Besides, a shiller could have ran it up even more. __________________ + 1,000,000.... |
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