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07-23-2018, 01:35 PM
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I don't think it's ok for major auction houses to shill. But again, I can always vote with my wallet. I don't feel like I've had any of my PWCC purchases artificially inflated. Maybe I'm not bidding on the super high-dollar stuff either.
So, my question is.....if a company is obviously shilling, is the purpose of this thread to: 1. inform members to be careful when bidding on items from PWCC 2. put a sour taste in everyone's mouth about PWCC to eliminate some of the competition 3. hope someone feels empowered enough and thinks there's a case to actually go after PWCC directly Not trying to stir the pot. I'm just curious at what point we write off all companies due to a post that ends up getting smeared all over the board. Are there any reputable auction houses that haven't had any questionable transactions? 
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