Posted by da-bees on December 25, 2009 at 23:07:04 from (72.181.183.240):
In Reply to: Re: OT-Auction Ethics posted by Mike (WA) on December 25, 2009 at 19:03:36:
If the things were in seperate lots before the aucton,they should have sold in seperate lots. Otherwise he should do like on say a matched pair of guns or a cow with unweaned calf at side. Take bids on each then as a pair. I consighned a tractor in a sell that unbeknownest to me the aucton barn owned a bunch of the tractors. Well he struck down my tractor at what was to me an ecceptable price,so I bought two emplements to haul back with me. when I went to setell up,I found he thought the tractor was one of the barns and was trying to pad the price and there was no buyer. Needless to say there was some words exchanged since I couldn't haul my tractor and the emplements I just bid on.
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