Auction house question
SkyMan
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I'm contemplating bidding on something in an upcoming StacksBowers auction.
One thing I've noticed over time is that some auction houses you can put a high bid in, and they'll only charge you what the winning bid is (plus commission etc.). Other auction houses I've found that my HIGH bid is the winning bid, even when I KNOW that there's no one else I'm bidding against at a certain point. Obviously I feel much more comfortable placing a bid with the first sort of auction house, and have learned to only do business with the other sort of auction house if I'm online or on a phone. Does anyone know what sort of an auction house StacksBowers is? If you do not feel comfortable writing about it in a public forum, but would like to respond please send me a pm. Thank you!
One thing I've noticed over time is that some auction houses you can put a high bid in, and they'll only charge you what the winning bid is (plus commission etc.). Other auction houses I've found that my HIGH bid is the winning bid, even when I KNOW that there's no one else I'm bidding against at a certain point. Obviously I feel much more comfortable placing a bid with the first sort of auction house, and have learned to only do business with the other sort of auction house if I'm online or on a phone. Does anyone know what sort of an auction house StacksBowers is? If you do not feel comfortable writing about it in a public forum, but would like to respond please send me a pm. Thank you!
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