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05-11-2015, 07:04 PM
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REA doesn't have "free" shipping; they have shipping included in their buyers premium. Goldin charges 18.5% and REA charges 20% for the same type payment. That is $15 on every $1k which is still less than the folks commenting on this thread have been charged. If REA does a $10 million auction, that's a potential $150k additional. That's a lot of shipping. It's all perceived value or lack of it. 
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