Posted by Traditional Farmer on March 30, 2015 at 05:43:22 from (76.5.72.130):
In Reply to: making auctions posted by rockyridgefarm on March 29, 2015 at 18:29:31:
Auctions are one of the last reminants of the free enterprise system in this country so I say live and let live.If you don't like the rough and tumble stay home with mama.I don't really expect a person to bring a $3000 tractor to an auction and stand there like a dolt and watch it sell for $500.The auction you describe would be miserable but you are free to organize one and see how it does.So when is your auction? Always keep 3 things in mind when going to any auction 1)Its being put on to make the auctioneer and his backers money. 2)The auctioneer is trying to make the sellers the most money he can. 3)The buyers need to look out for themselves because no one else is going to.
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