Posted by Mike M on July 11, 2016 at 11:42:51 from (24.140.3.210):
In Reply to: Auction ? posted by Roger Heim on July 11, 2016 at 10:27:08:
First off at 17 will they even give him a number ?
And secondly I think a lot of auctions are cracking down on not swapping numbers around partially in order to keep things looking on the up and up. I remember seeing an episode of one of those car shows where a guy and his son where there together. Dad got called away to get his car that was coming up for auction to start. Gave his son his photo ID and told him to bid. Boy it didn't take long at all for the large auction company to see the photo ID did not match and they hauled the son off to auction jail until it all got sorted out ! They lost the car, but it all got sorted out. In the end this protects all there because if he dropped his bid card and someone picked it up and could use it that could be a disaster.
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