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04-30-2007, 12:28 AM
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And REA goes on and on and on and.......
Posted By: Bill Cornell
I got outbid on the t207 Lowdermilk 9.5 hours after extended bidding kicked in. These things always drag on forever... I wish there was some practice that was better than the others, but it's not obvious. Maybe the best one is the 15-minutes-per-lot, rather than waiting for the whole thing to close at once. I can vouch that it's a lot easier being on the West Coast, for what that's worth. 
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