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#11
07-08-2005, 06:11 PM
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auction turnaround
Posted By: leon
I have no issue if any auction house wants to do anything they want to do as long as if I am the high bidder I win. If they extend terms to customers that's their business. If they cut their rates that's their business too. Capitalism at it's best my friends. I doubt there is anyone on the board who doesn't haggle at one time or another. I also am quite sure that arrangements are made up front and set before the auction closes. As long as the auction itself isn't rigged what they do financially is up to them. As a matter fact some of the large auction houses WANT folks to pay stuff out for a while. That way they can spend beyond their budget. 
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