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Cladiator · November 28, 2005 11:47AM

So I just won an auction tonight with DLRC for the first time. I haven't received an email or anything...how does this work?

TommyType · November 28, 2005 11:54AM

Before you made your bid, I think they ask for a form of payment. If you gave them a credit card, they'll charge it, and ship it.

I don't recall if you get a "Winning Bidder" email or not....

Cladiator · November 28, 2005 11:55AM

Interesting. So it's pretty much already done and all I have to do now is wait for the coin?

zeus135 · November 28, 2005 12:09PM

I've called them before the next day, to confirm all was moving along quickly. I've found them VERY good to deal with via the phone.

fc · November 28, 2005 12:38PM

i cannot say enough good things about them, when buying retail or their quasi auctions... (some do have no reserves.. if you keep an eye out).

give them a call. make sure your shipping address is correct
and you use a cc that matches that address for the first order..

that caught me off guard! so i sent a money order.. now i just use
a CC and send it to work.

nice coin. good dealer.

TommyType · November 28, 2005 1:17PM

<< <i>Before you made your bid, I think they ask for a form of payment. If you gave them a credit card, they'll charge it, and ship it.

I don't recall if you get a "Winning Bidder" email or not.... >>

To update: I just got my end of auction email. I didn't WIN anything, but they do send an email.

solid · November 28, 2005 1:19PM

I have received winning bid notifications from them by email, but probably indicated that I would pay by check when siging up.

Ken

curly · November 28, 2005 1:20PM

I have found DLRC one of the easiest dealers to work with. They have very good communication. I called them after winning and since I have bought from them before, it was already being processed. I like 'em.

markglicker · November 28, 2005 2:33PM

They are the best in the business. I am sure that you will recieve a confirmation, shortly.

DLRC

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