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mango tango
People that have a "No Reserve" auction but put a starting price of $2000. Hello, this is a reserve price if you ask me!
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  • mango tango
    This is so minor I almost hate to post it but here it is"
    I hate for the check out clerk to give me my ticket with my change, I E: here is 15 dollars in bills, your ticket receipt and then your change on top of that. Why not just put your receipt in the bag and give you your change? Life is so difficult where I live. Tom
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  • mango tango
    I have a manager that works for me, that likes to talk over you when having a conversation. My wife does this too. I always tell them, whenever your done, I will finish talking.[:(!] Today, I just stopped talking to them. My manager asked me a question and I just looked at him. He said, whats wrong??? I said, I would tell you, but you will just talk over me. Did that to the wife tonight too and now she refuses to talk to me[:D][:D][:D] I love silence and peace and quite. This is my biggest pet peeve. What's one of yours. Oakie
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  • fishkiller41
    DON'T bid.
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  • Laredo Lefty
    quote:Originally posted by mango tango
    People that have a "No Reserve" auction but put a starting price of $2000. Hello, this is a reserve price if you ask me!


    Yes it is...... but at least you know the amount of the reserve.
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  • Johnnylikesguns
    Would YOU let a $3,000 Winchester go for less than $2,000?
    I don't think so.
    A lot of live auctions have a minimim starting price.

    Just my thoughts.
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  • mango tango
    Then put a reserve on them!
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  • Dakota308
    people who use the word "pet peeve"[:D]

    i agree with you on this
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  • flyingtorpedo
    So you want every auction to have a reserve so you don't know what the cheapest one is? Most people hate reserve auctions and exclude them from their search. I know I do. I think most of the time there is a reserve they are too proud of it and it is most likely over priced.
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  • Spider7115
    I PREFER that type of auction. The seller is giving his lowest acceptable price. It's much better than the "guessing game" of a one-cent reserve auction.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I don't do reserve auctions. I start most of my gun auctions at my replacement cost and let them go from there.
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  • Captplaid
    at any brick & mortar real auction,bidding usually stats at 1/4 the actual selling price. When the auctioneer starts the bidding too high, guess what happens...no one bids.
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  • jabronij3
    quote:Originally posted by Spider7115
    I PREFER that type of auction. The seller is giving his lowest acceptable price. It's much better than the "guessing game" of a one-cent reserve auction.

    +1
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