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The same kinda thing works on eBay - you'll need an accomplice to watch the
bidding & make sure they win the auction. You still pay the listing fee.
Or you can set an un-realistic reserve, but then the listing fee will be
higher, and you still have no guarantee that someone won't decide to place
an un-realistic bid 8?)
ROSCO
Erik Olson <olsone@spamcop.net> wrote in message
news:G8DBM0.AvA@lugnet.com...
> In the real world, if the buyer wants a valuation only, then they instruct
> the auctioneer to that effect, and the auctioneer bids for them. They win,
> but still pay a buyer's fee.
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