There were several nearly identical items that sold. In this case tractor blades and bale forks, that sold for about 1/4th what I paid. I paid my exact online bid.
So if there was a a lower bid.......say $50 on a $200 item. In a true live bid, increments might be $10, so you would expect to see something like $70, $80, $130, etc.
Or, if they did get a $50 live bid, they then jumped to my online bid of $200.
Either way, if the expectation is you are going to get treated as if you were there live bidding, you not starting the opening bid and then participating in an incremental bid process, as how they represented it happen, then you got tricked. Didn't work that way.
Probably sounds like I'm whining, which is not the case. I made the bids and am OK with what I paid for what I got. What bothers me is the misrepresentation of process.
My point for bringing it up is to share the experience so others will be aware of it.
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