Hi Kansas 4010. I have not used BidCaller but have used many internet bidding sites. Most will ask for your credit card info for a "deposit" and or get your banking information. They Generally won't run your card unless you don't pay. It is just security for the auctioneer. Internet bidding sites are not really hard to use. But remember this if you are the successful bidder you own it! Even if your cat jumps on the key board and accidentally hit the bid button. Also bidding on line you don't get to "kick the tires". A good auctioneer will do a cell phone walk around on a lot for you. But no matter what they say if the item is sold as is you own it! Don't expect them to look at several lots for you because chances are several bidder are asking them to do the same thing. If you happen to know someone in the area have them go look for you. I have done this for several friends. Buyer beware. There is risk buying anything site unseen with no warranty or guarantee.
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