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Reserve Auctions...PLUG
nunn
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http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=268754603
Some say reserve auctions don't work. Some say they won't look at them. I use them part of the time, but not every time.
I am pretty pleased with this one so far.
Some say reserve auctions don't work. Some say they won't look at them. I use them part of the time, but not every time.
I am pretty pleased with this one so far.
Comments
Start it at your minimum.
CP
They are excluded from my searches so I never see them.
Start it at your minimum.
CP
+1
Start it at your minimum.
So you miss out. On purpose.[:(]
When was the last time you saw a NEW IN BOX Winchester Model 61, made in 1961? Never assembled, never fired.
Well, if you exclude reserves, you didn't see one today, either. The high-end collectible stuff often has reserves to keep from giving it away.
quote:They are excluded from my searches so I never see them.
Start it at your minimum.
So you miss out. On purpose.[:(]
That is correct.
On purpose.
Never have and never will.
Now tell me why in the world you would not start it at your minimum.
Makes no sense to me or others.
CP
CP
I too do not bid on reserve auctions, they just cost the seller more in fees (good for GB!) and aggravate me to no end.
Start at the LOWEST you will take and let er'rip for 14 days.
Good luck with your auction
Bottom line, if you're selling something that the market wants then it's going to sell.
That's a nice piece, wish I weren't having to put in a new heating system in a couple weeks!!
I have a feeling that the fellers that "don't have time for reserve auctions" (as if it takes a lot of time to bid once!) are the same ones who insist on using credit cards and getting the item shipped yesterday, with tracking information.
Patience is a virtue.
To those of you who at least looked at my nice .45, THANKS!!!
Here is the NIB 50 year old Winchester.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=268775270