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Re: Reserve price farm auctions
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Posted by Chad Franke on June 17, 2005 at 13:01:33 from (65.112.203.194):
In Reply to: Reserve price farm auctions posted by Ray on June 17, 2005 at 12:24:52:
I can see putting reserves on big money items, especially if there is money owed on it. That being said, if the auctioneer said I was bidding against a house bidder, I would have raised hell right then and there and made it known that I would never attend another of their auctions, mand they could keep anything I had bought that day. The proper way is, you bid, if high bidder doesn't make reserve, auctioneer says so, if you are interested in going higher, see me after the auction. I don't go to an auction to bid against the house, and I won't. I will call the auctioneer on it every time, it's dirty, rotten way to do business to allow shill bidding.
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