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03-13-2007, 06:58 AM
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What do consignors want from an auction house?
Posted By: leon
There is one person on ebay with whom I won't bid on their stuff. He jerked me around on a trimmed card. So I guess if it were bad enough I might not bid....but I have been privy to some really bad situations and folks still do business with whomever did the bad stuff....I chose my words carefully before and used a few caveats.....As I do understand everyone is different and there might be some who wouldn't bid no matter what card they needed...I was being more general.."Most" of the times the card trumps the venue...and I think that is still a correct statement from my personal recollections......regards 
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