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07-02-2008, 05:45 PM
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ok Lawyers- Is shill bidding illegal?
Posted By: leon
Your last post is certainly one way of thinking. I would guess less than a few percent of folks would think the same but hey....you are certainly entitled to your opinion. I completely disagree with it myself. If I knew I was going to be shilled I would probably not bid on a card even if I need it. Unfortunately it doesn't seem like any lawyers want to weigh in on the law but it does look to be illegal, as it should be. Fraud is fraud. I also don't agree with the statement about "isn't a hidden reserve similar?" No, I don't think it is. best regards 
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