As you say "it's not rocket science". But it's not like a regular Ebay auction ether, which a lot of us are familiar with. There seem to be lot more to a Heritage auction really. I printed out the "small print" to read what was required of a bidder, it was 9 pages long. I'm sure this is standard live auction statements and requirements, but lets face it's a long way from placing a regular Ebay bid. I'm not saying this is a bad way to buy a poster, just different than what I'm familiar with.
John
Henry Mazel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Henry Mazel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's really not rocket science. Internet bidding ends the day before the live auction in Austin. You are repesented on the floor with your internet bid when the auction goes off the following day. You may be outbid by someone on the floor or not.
I watched the auction live on Ebay yesterday, and will today, but I wouldn't use Ebay to bid while the auction is live -- Ebay needs to take their cut so the buyers premium is 20% instead of 15%
Henry
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