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07-19-2018, 02:56 PM
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Bid percentage isn't the best indication of foul play. I am sure I have a really high bid percentage with Greg Morris. I'll buy starter lots from the 50's and 60's and then at some point I need to start buying singles. They do so many set breaks of the years in my wheelhouse I could place 2-3 bids on 30-40 items in one night maybe win 10-15 of them. I always go this route because buying singles from multiple sources creates way too many shipping charges. Their format is perfect for what I am doing.
But then look at my bid retractions and I've never had a single one. I buy from plenty of other sellers but when I am on a GM run I bid a lot in a short period of time. 
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