Proxibid Adopts Banned COA List Similar to EBAY

[earlywynnfan]

I sent an email to Cal's Store. Any bets on if he replies?

Ken
earlywynnfan5@hotmail.com

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by earlywynnfan

I sent an email to Cal's Store. Any bets on if he replies?

Ken
earlywynnfan5@hotmail.com

I might even bet my Greenberg letter that your e mail is already deleted.

[Deertick]

With terms like these, Why would anyone bid anyway?

PLEASE READ: At the request of the auction company, this auction permits bids to be placed by the auctioneer, an employee of the auctioneer, or the seller or an agent on the seller's behalf, even if such bids are placed solely for the purpose of increasing the bid. While Proxibid's Unified User Agreement prohibits this behavior, in accordance with UCC 2-328, this auction is permitted to engage in this activity by providing this clear disclosure to you, the bidder.

PLEASE READ: This auction company has requested and been granted access to see all bids placed including any maximum pre-bids. This auction is permitted to engage in this activity by providing this clear disclosure to you, the bidder.

In other words, we know how much you will spend, and we will make sure we get it.

[thecatspajamas]

Wow, talk about having a big brass pair. I started to question why Proxibid would allow such a thing even with full disclosure, but I guess it is the next-best-thing to hanging a big "don't trust these guys" sign on their auction without actually banning them altogether.

[Mr. Zipper]

Originally Posted by Deertick

With terms like these, Why would anyone bid anyway?



In other words, we know how much you will spend, and we will make sure we get it.

OMG. That's unbelievable. How sleazy.

[Wymers Auction]

Originally Posted by Mr. Zipper

OMG. That's unbelievable. How sleazy.

Unfortunately I can tell you as an auctioneer that most bidders do not read the terms and conditions. In online auctions many of them do not even read the descriptions.