Bidders remorse! Have you ever placed a bid that you wish didn't hold up?

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11-15-2009, 03:34 PM

Bosox Blair Bosox Blair is offline

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Quote:

Originally Posted by drc

In the early days of Mastro online you typed in your bid. I once added an extra digit to my bid with about fifteen minutes left. Ala 15,000 instead of intended 1,500. Luckily, no one else placed a bid in the last fifteen minutes.

Lucky indeed...

As for the original question, my only bidder's remorse has resulted from underbidding some lots that I might never see again (either ever, or at least for the price at the time...including some E125s). Should have gone harder after those.

Cheers,
Blair

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