bidding against NR bidders

mlincoln

July 06, 2018 18:28

Yes, everybody has to start somewhere, but I've got to admit, I think I'm going to start walking away from auctions where I'm slugging it out with a NR bidder.

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  grumpygy

  July 06, 2018 18:32

  What I do is bid my Highest and walk away. If I get outbid so be it. Only a couple of time Have I won and Not reached my max Bid.
  
  The ones I lost Normally I loose by so much I'm happy I lost.

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  SCOUT5

  July 06, 2018 18:40

  quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
  What I do is bid my Highest and walk away. If I get outbid so be it. Only a couple of time Have I won and Not reached my max Bid.
  
  The ones I lost Normally I loose by so much I'm happy I lost.
  
  
  That's what I do.
  
  Someone bid 8 times the other day to top my bid on a handgun. He did it, but if he was willing to give that much why not just bid it. To each their own I guess.

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  He Dog

  July 06, 2018 20:27

  I don't see what difference it makes. Either you want it more, or he does.

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  shilowar

  July 06, 2018 23:08

  There have been times that I have wondered if I was bidding against a shill bidder.

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  chiefr

  July 07, 2018 01:03

  No problem here.
  Everyone was an NR at one time.
  
  
  
  Increasing numbers of NR bidders are a good thing. We need more to enjoy shooting sports, guns, and gun collecting. All others make good DEMOCRATs.

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