After returning my car lease, how can I find the auction house auctioning it?
Q. Banks (Chase for example) auction off returned car leases at the end of the lease. I am wondering if there is a way of finding out specifically which auction is going to be auctioning it.
Asked by iansamis - Thu Apr 19 12:08:53 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you really love the car and want to buy it, call the company you leased the vehicle from and ask if they will sell it to you at a reduced price. Usually in the contract there will be a stated amount that the vehicle could be bought for at the end of the lease. Check it out and see if you would be willing to pay that amount or make an offer to them. Auctions can get a price lower for you but you might have to add a buyers premium to the cost you bid. In our area it is 10 percent. Auction car sales prices are low for the banks so they might just take you up on an offer.
Answered by Timer2 - Thu Apr 19 12:24:12 2007
Q. Banks (Chase for example) auction off returned car leases at the end of the lease. I am wondering if there is a way of finding out specifically which auction is going to be auctioning it.
Asked by iansamis - Thu Apr 19 12:08:53 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you really love the car and want to buy it, call the company you leased the vehicle from and ask if they will sell it to you at a reduced price. Usually in the contract there will be a stated amount that the vehicle could be bought for at the end of the lease. Check it out and see if you would be willing to pay that amount or make an offer to them. Auctions can get a price lower for you but you might have to add a buyers premium to the cost you bid. In our area it is 10 percent. Auction car sales prices are low for the banks so they might just take you up on an offer.
Answered by Timer2 - Thu Apr 19 12:24:12 2007
Where will Sarah Palin be donating her used clothes and money from auctioning them off?
Q. Im doing a debate at school and I'm Sarah Palin I wanted to bring up how people are making fun of her about her clothes, and that she is donating them to charity and auctioning them off to raise money for charity and giving some back to the stores. I tried to find the charities, but all I found was the Pitt Bull Rescue Central (for dogs) and a chairty that helps abused women restart their lives. Are those right? is there any more? thanks for all your help!
Asked by trixie12lol - Mon Oct 27 18:06:22 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the RNC is going to donate her clothes there are many worthy charities. My question is will they really be donated or is this another untruth? The thing that bugs me is that she said that some of them went back to the store, was that after she and her family wore them? Yuck.
Answered by MissTC - Wed Oct 29 18:06:34 2008
Q. Im doing a debate at school and I'm Sarah Palin I wanted to bring up how people are making fun of her about her clothes, and that she is donating them to charity and auctioning them off to raise money for charity and giving some back to the stores. I tried to find the charities, but all I found was the Pitt Bull Rescue Central (for dogs) and a chairty that helps abused women restart their lives. Are those right? is there any more? thanks for all your help!
Asked by trixie12lol - Mon Oct 27 18:06:22 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the RNC is going to donate her clothes there are many worthy charities. My question is will they really be donated or is this another untruth? The thing that bugs me is that she said that some of them went back to the store, was that after she and her family wore them? Yuck.
Answered by MissTC - Wed Oct 29 18:06:34 2008
Can a bank seize disability benefits after auctioning off a house in Michigan to make up the difference in the
Q. Can a bank seize disability benefits after auctioning off a house in Michigan to make up the difference in the selling price?
Asked by simons mom - Thu Oct 25 05:23:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No any income from a government program such as disability and welfare are safe from garnishment from a second party such as a credit card co, bank etc. but the government can garnishee them for things like income tax repayment, loan defaults, fines etc. Once a bank forecloses on your house that is all they are entitled to seize and cannot take other assets to pay off the mortgage debt. The property itself should have been enough to fulfil the obligation and if it wasn't it is the banks problem and they absorb the loss.
Answered by jsawgirl - Thu Oct 25 22:59:07 2007
Q. Can a bank seize disability benefits after auctioning off a house in Michigan to make up the difference in the selling price?
Asked by simons mom - Thu Oct 25 05:23:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No any income from a government program such as disability and welfare are safe from garnishment from a second party such as a credit card co, bank etc. but the government can garnishee them for things like income tax repayment, loan defaults, fines etc. Once a bank forecloses on your house that is all they are entitled to seize and cannot take other assets to pay off the mortgage debt. The property itself should have been enough to fulfil the obligation and if it wasn't it is the banks problem and they absorb the loss.
Answered by jsawgirl - Thu Oct 25 22:59:07 2007
Has anyone actually bought or sold something on a free patent auctioning site?
Q. I recently put in an application for a patent and I want to sell it but those patent auctioning sites don't seem very active. Has anyone ever actually sold something on there?
Asked by got_polyjuice - Sun Feb 15 22:15:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The hands down best way to sell a patent is with direct connections into a company. If you haven't spent years networking though, that might not be an option for you. The second best way I would say is through people who have connections. This includes companies, but, I can't see a free site doing anything. The problem with "free" sites is that they have no revenue stream to back up with they offer. How can a site that charges nothing provide infrastructure to help you sell a patent? The one site that I have had a great experience with and heard a lot of positive info about is They have a loyal following.
Answered by houstoninventor - Tue Feb 17 16:41:51 2009
Q. I recently put in an application for a patent and I want to sell it but those patent auctioning sites don't seem very active. Has anyone ever actually sold something on there?
Asked by got_polyjuice - Sun Feb 15 22:15:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The hands down best way to sell a patent is with direct connections into a company. If you haven't spent years networking though, that might not be an option for you. The second best way I would say is through people who have connections. This includes companies, but, I can't see a free site doing anything. The problem with "free" sites is that they have no revenue stream to back up with they offer. How can a site that charges nothing provide infrastructure to help you sell a patent? The one site that I have had a great experience with and heard a lot of positive info about is They have a loyal following.
Answered by houstoninventor - Tue Feb 17 16:41:51 2009
Our Landlord is auctioning the freehold of my block of flats. How much will it go for?
Q. We have 92yrs left on the lease . We are considering bidding at auction for the freehold and need some idea of a price?
Asked by london14 - Thu Jul 17 07:39:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A quote based on absolutely no information?
Answered by Pleasant Peter Perkins - Thu Jul 17 07:43:49 2008
Q. We have 92yrs left on the lease . We are considering bidding at auction for the freehold and need some idea of a price?
Asked by london14 - Thu Jul 17 07:39:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A quote based on absolutely no information?
Answered by Pleasant Peter Perkins - Thu Jul 17 07:43:49 2008
Should we just start auctioning off the Presidency to the highest bidder?
Q. Wouldn't that be the best way to determine who loves our country the most?
Asked by Moose O'lini - Wed Oct 1 19:39:45 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thats pretty much how it already is. The campaign with the most money and whoever has the media in their back pocket, wins these things. Without good press and lots of fun events no one would vote for someone just because they would do a good job! Are you kidding!
Answered by hussyinterrupted - Wed Oct 1 19:43:36 2008
Q. Wouldn't that be the best way to determine who loves our country the most?
Asked by Moose O'lini - Wed Oct 1 19:39:45 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thats pretty much how it already is. The campaign with the most money and whoever has the media in their back pocket, wins these things. Without good press and lots of fun events no one would vote for someone just because they would do a good job! Are you kidding!
Answered by hussyinterrupted - Wed Oct 1 19:43:36 2008
How do you go about auctioning off a house and property.?
Q. How do you auction a house and property?
Asked by Capt.Pax-Mania - Fri Aug 31 16:02:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used to be an apprentice auctioneer. When you hire an auctioneer, he usually lists your property for a nominal amount (like $1) and directs people that the property is to be sold at auction (thus in theory it can sell for $1, but likely won't). The auctioneer then markets the property in a manner to get people to pre-inspect the property and show up on a specific day and time to bid on the property. A good auctioneer will have a large database of investors and others who have attended similar auctions for similar pieces of property. Sometime a bunch of different properties are grouped together to co-op marketing dollars to bet more people there on auction day. There are two types of auctions: auction with a reserve price or an… [cont.]
Answered by linkus86 - Fri Aug 31 16:17:02 2007
Q. How do you auction a house and property?
Asked by Capt.Pax-Mania - Fri Aug 31 16:02:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used to be an apprentice auctioneer. When you hire an auctioneer, he usually lists your property for a nominal amount (like $1) and directs people that the property is to be sold at auction (thus in theory it can sell for $1, but likely won't). The auctioneer then markets the property in a manner to get people to pre-inspect the property and show up on a specific day and time to bid on the property. A good auctioneer will have a large database of investors and others who have attended similar auctions for similar pieces of property. Sometime a bunch of different properties are grouped together to co-op marketing dollars to bet more people there on auction day. There are two types of auctions: auction with a reserve price or an… [cont.]
Answered by linkus86 - Fri Aug 31 16:17:02 2007
How much did Republicans make auctioning Sarah Palin's Clothes?
Q. Was it a secret auction as I have not heard the results. They promised to auction therm off so I assumed they already did? How much did they raise? I don't think they will fit Bobby Jindall or Mitt Romney so they will have to go if they haven't already. Do they include Bristol's maternity clothes or is she planning on needing them again? Nancy Pelosi's plane? Do you mean the ones Bush made mandatory after 9/11?
Asked by Fly in the Ointment - Sat Mar 14 10:53:46 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If Palin had kept them, she would have had to add their value to her income, and then possibly pay tax on it. I do want to point out that Palin's weaknerr was not her clothing or her family foibles, but her purely ideological approach to politics and inability to think deeply. She was up on political one-liners, but has no analytical and minimal thinking skills. I am basing my opinion on her public appearances during the campaign.
Answered by Eliot K - Sat Mar 14 11:17:21 2009
Q. Was it a secret auction as I have not heard the results. They promised to auction therm off so I assumed they already did? How much did they raise? I don't think they will fit Bobby Jindall or Mitt Romney so they will have to go if they haven't already. Do they include Bristol's maternity clothes or is she planning on needing them again? Nancy Pelosi's plane? Do you mean the ones Bush made mandatory after 9/11?
Asked by Fly in the Ointment - Sat Mar 14 10:53:46 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If Palin had kept them, she would have had to add their value to her income, and then possibly pay tax on it. I do want to point out that Palin's weaknerr was not her clothing or her family foibles, but her purely ideological approach to politics and inability to think deeply. She was up on political one-liners, but has no analytical and minimal thinking skills. I am basing my opinion on her public appearances during the campaign.
Answered by Eliot K - Sat Mar 14 11:17:21 2009
By accelerated real estate services I'm talking about auctioning home in St Pete Fl that has been on the?
Q. market for 6 months. Bought new house and need to sell old house. No mortgage issues with house we want to auction.
Asked by Lisa M - Wed Feb 11 12:32:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. market for 6 months. Bought new house and need to sell old house. No mortgage issues with house we want to auction.
Asked by Lisa M - Wed Feb 11 12:32:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the main concerns about auctioning one's virginity?
Q. I've read quite a few posts in other threads about this issue, where people have stated that what Natalie Dylan is doing with her v!rginity is immoral. I'm having some difficulty understanding exactly what it is, that people are finding so reprehensible. What difference does it really make HOW a woman loses her virginity in this day and age? Please be sure that your responses do not contravene Yahoo community standards. Thanks.
Asked by Pookie. - Sun Sep 14 20:57:53 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, apart from the intellectual exercise I don't much care about this woman as an individual person. Brothels regularly auction off 'virgins', and some of those even are! Of actual concern, however, is that hundreds of thousands of women and children are trafficked into sexual slavery every year around the world, most of whom will never get the chance to have a college degree. Many more work in sweatshop conditions making items such as clothing for purchase by wealthier citizens of the globe. At base, prostitution is the chance people, mostly men, have to BUY another human being for their own use. It's an economic choice for some women, for others there is no choice. But as a parlour game for rich men who fancy something 'more… [cont.]
Answered by thing 55001 - Sun Sep 14 23:12:15 2008
Q. I've read quite a few posts in other threads about this issue, where people have stated that what Natalie Dylan is doing with her v!rginity is immoral. I'm having some difficulty understanding exactly what it is, that people are finding so reprehensible. What difference does it really make HOW a woman loses her virginity in this day and age? Please be sure that your responses do not contravene Yahoo community standards. Thanks.
Asked by Pookie. - Sun Sep 14 20:57:53 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, apart from the intellectual exercise I don't much care about this woman as an individual person. Brothels regularly auction off 'virgins', and some of those even are! Of actual concern, however, is that hundreds of thousands of women and children are trafficked into sexual slavery every year around the world, most of whom will never get the chance to have a college degree. Many more work in sweatshop conditions making items such as clothing for purchase by wealthier citizens of the globe. At base, prostitution is the chance people, mostly men, have to BUY another human being for their own use. It's an economic choice for some women, for others there is no choice. But as a parlour game for rich men who fancy something 'more… [cont.]
Answered by thing 55001 - Sun Sep 14 23:12:15 2008
Are there any rules for auctioning off alcohol baskets during silent auctions if there are minors present?
Q. We are having a charity silent auction event where there will be alcohol in the auction items. We want to make sure we're not breaking any laws. The event is located in Rhode Island. We are having a charity silent auction event where there will be alcohol in the auction items. We want to make sure we're not breaking any laws. The event is located in North Providence, Rhode Island.
Asked by PawsWatcherInProv - Wed Apr 29 22:07:20 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as the bid sheet states you must be 21 to bid I can't imagine a problem
Answered by Charles B - Wed Apr 29 22:20:11 2009
Q. We are having a charity silent auction event where there will be alcohol in the auction items. We want to make sure we're not breaking any laws. The event is located in Rhode Island. We are having a charity silent auction event where there will be alcohol in the auction items. We want to make sure we're not breaking any laws. The event is located in North Providence, Rhode Island.
Asked by PawsWatcherInProv - Wed Apr 29 22:07:20 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as the bid sheet states you must be 21 to bid I can't imagine a problem
Answered by Charles B - Wed Apr 29 22:20:11 2009
How to avoid listing removel on ebay when auctioning LE Item?
Q. I'm trying to auction out several law enforcement Items (R/B LEDs), but I was worring about getting removed from ebay listing. Is there any way I can sell them on Ebay? Or some other sites? What about police vehicle equipments? Lights especially
Asked by Steven C - Fri May 15 17:11:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm trying to auction out several law enforcement Items (R/B LEDs), but I was worring about getting removed from ebay listing. Is there any way I can sell them on Ebay? Or some other sites? What about police vehicle equipments? Lights especially
Asked by Steven C - Fri May 15 17:11:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How do the cricket players get selected by auctioning?
Q. Can they continue to play with BCCI. IPL, ICL etc. are good for Indian cricket. BCCI will have wider choice of talented & performing players for playing cricket. What is your opinion? I thought Dhoni was worth Rs.6000 crores or more than that!!! It is a pity that he was sold for Rs.6 crores!!! It is a pity that cricket players are being auctioned for a price like a vegetables shop & provision shop for a price - rather very cheap price.
Asked by Ramani - Wed Feb 20 09:37:10 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IPL Team owners like SRK, Priety Zinta etc and others sit and bid for players. The higher the bid, the more value. Dhoni and Symonds were some high bid players. But the 6 crores don't go to Dhoni, they go to BCCI. Then, for each 20-20 match the players get like 2-5% of the bid value (which is 10 times higher than they earn regularly). Some 10% of it goes to team owners and respective country boards, who give more surplus to their respective players.This way everyone earns lots, but BCCI takes the Cake all the way. Some players are icon players, who are already in the team of their hometown, ex- Sachin was already part of Mumbai and wasn't part of the Auction. Players are not sold, they are just offering their cricketing services. IPL… [cont.]
Answered by Sharang M - Sat Feb 23 10:43:15 2008
Q. Can they continue to play with BCCI. IPL, ICL etc. are good for Indian cricket. BCCI will have wider choice of talented & performing players for playing cricket. What is your opinion? I thought Dhoni was worth Rs.6000 crores or more than that!!! It is a pity that he was sold for Rs.6 crores!!! It is a pity that cricket players are being auctioned for a price like a vegetables shop & provision shop for a price - rather very cheap price.
Asked by Ramani - Wed Feb 20 09:37:10 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. IPL Team owners like SRK, Priety Zinta etc and others sit and bid for players. The higher the bid, the more value. Dhoni and Symonds were some high bid players. But the 6 crores don't go to Dhoni, they go to BCCI. Then, for each 20-20 match the players get like 2-5% of the bid value (which is 10 times higher than they earn regularly). Some 10% of it goes to team owners and respective country boards, who give more surplus to their respective players.This way everyone earns lots, but BCCI takes the Cake all the way. Some players are icon players, who are already in the team of their hometown, ex- Sachin was already part of Mumbai and wasn't part of the Auction. Players are not sold, they are just offering their cricketing services. IPL… [cont.]
Answered by Sharang M - Sat Feb 23 10:43:15 2008
Does anybody know a good auctioning website for mainly electronics and computers?
Q. I need to find a new auctioning website other than ebay since it is too popular and tons of people will out bid me. the website doesn't have to be dedicated to just electronics or computers but i want it to have these options because i mainly only buy electronics and computer stuff online. Please list as many as you know thank you oh and make sure it can be purchased from the U.S. or California
Asked by dangitsminh - Sat Apr 5 17:39:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need to find a new auctioning website other than ebay since it is too popular and tons of people will out bid me. the website doesn't have to be dedicated to just electronics or computers but i want it to have these options because i mainly only buy electronics and computer stuff online. Please list as many as you know thank you oh and make sure it can be purchased from the U.S. or California
Asked by dangitsminh - Sat Apr 5 17:39:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Whats the process of auctioning a foreclosure house ?
Q. And how do you call for the foreclosure lists? Like who's in charge of it? Banks? Government? Or just realtors? Kay thanks :D please answer my question .
Asked by Olivia - Mon May 25 01:19:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The process is different from state to state. It starts with the "first legal action" and usually includes a publication in the local newspaper or a notice posted to the door etc and ends with an auction. But every state is different. The way to get a list is again depends on the state, the best way thought is to look in the legal notices of you local newspaper for a notice of sale. Every notice of sale indicates a house that will be auctioned soon. Just so you know the people who make these lists get the information from the newspapers or the court records and compile it into a list and then charge money for it. But this information is available to the public people just don't know where to get it but should not have to pay for it.
Answered by D - Mon May 25 18:37:31 2009
Q. And how do you call for the foreclosure lists? Like who's in charge of it? Banks? Government? Or just realtors? Kay thanks :D please answer my question .
Asked by Olivia - Mon May 25 01:19:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The process is different from state to state. It starts with the "first legal action" and usually includes a publication in the local newspaper or a notice posted to the door etc and ends with an auction. But every state is different. The way to get a list is again depends on the state, the best way thought is to look in the legal notices of you local newspaper for a notice of sale. Every notice of sale indicates a house that will be auctioned soon. Just so you know the people who make these lists get the information from the newspapers or the court records and compile it into a list and then charge money for it. But this information is available to the public people just don't know where to get it but should not have to pay for it.
Answered by D - Mon May 25 18:37:31 2009
What is a good auctioning website for free?
Q. I'm just looking for a auction website other than Ebay.I'm trying to sell/auction my computer.I will choose best answer thanks:
Asked by m.a818 - Sat Nov 29 15:40:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should give ebid a go as its free to list. Amazon Marketplace is also free to list. Auction Alfie has a useful list of auction sites to sell on
Answered by steve m - Sun Nov 30 15:32:16 2008
Q. I'm just looking for a auction website other than Ebay.I'm trying to sell/auction my computer.I will choose best answer thanks:
Asked by m.a818 - Sat Nov 29 15:40:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should give ebid a go as its free to list. Amazon Marketplace is also free to list. Auction Alfie has a useful list of auction sites to sell on
Answered by steve m - Sun Nov 30 15:32:16 2008
What does auctioning a house mean. For example if someone has problems selling their house and decide to ?
Q. auction their house what does that mean and how does that work. thank-you
Asked by EvelynR - Fri Nov 28 23:13:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An Auction is when you market your property for a specified time, say 5 weeks, and you have a date on when every one who was interested in the property during that time comes at a specific place on a certain date to bid for your property. So say you start advertising your property today, and you have a date set on the 23rd December as the Auction date. Then every one who is interested will come on that date to bid. The highest bidder will be the buyer as long as the reserve price is reached. You set the reserve price. If that is reached or exceeded then the property is sold. If its not reached then you can decide to take the highest bid or pass the property in and negotiate with the highest bidder. If you are having problems selling your… [cont.]
Answered by Colin G - Fri Nov 28 23:59:15 2008
Q. auction their house what does that mean and how does that work. thank-you
Asked by EvelynR - Fri Nov 28 23:13:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An Auction is when you market your property for a specified time, say 5 weeks, and you have a date on when every one who was interested in the property during that time comes at a specific place on a certain date to bid for your property. So say you start advertising your property today, and you have a date set on the 23rd December as the Auction date. Then every one who is interested will come on that date to bid. The highest bidder will be the buyer as long as the reserve price is reached. You set the reserve price. If that is reached or exceeded then the property is sold. If its not reached then you can decide to take the highest bid or pass the property in and negotiate with the highest bidder. If you are having problems selling your… [cont.]
Answered by Colin G - Fri Nov 28 23:59:15 2008
Is there a difference between buying a foreclosure house and auctioning?
Q. Is there a difference between buying a foreclosure house and auctioning?
Asked by Emmanuel B - Tue Oct 31 12:01:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are comparing apples and oranges. A foreclosure is when the owner defaults on the loan and the bank forecloses. An auction is a method of selling a home Therefore, it is possible to purchase a foreclosure at an auction.
Answered by Daniel L - Tue Oct 31 12:03:16 2006
Q. Is there a difference between buying a foreclosure house and auctioning?
Asked by Emmanuel B - Tue Oct 31 12:01:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are comparing apples and oranges. A foreclosure is when the owner defaults on the loan and the bank forecloses. An auction is a method of selling a home Therefore, it is possible to purchase a foreclosure at an auction.
Answered by Daniel L - Tue Oct 31 12:03:16 2006
How do I sell stuff on ebay without auctioning it.?
Q. I know I have to do that buy it now thing but how? Where do I go, what do I click on from step one to the end!
Asked by theinfamouscloface - Mon Sep 24 21:58:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will start in the same place as you would for auctioning an item. Buy it now is an option you can select as you go through the sell your item form. However, if I remember from my early days on Ebay, you must have at least 10 feedback in order to have access to list Buy It Now. If you are brand-new to Ebay, you may need to list several items at auction before progressing to other functions.
Answered by Freddie - Mon Sep 24 22:04:17 2007
Q. I know I have to do that buy it now thing but how? Where do I go, what do I click on from step one to the end!
Asked by theinfamouscloface - Mon Sep 24 21:58:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will start in the same place as you would for auctioning an item. Buy it now is an option you can select as you go through the sell your item form. However, if I remember from my early days on Ebay, you must have at least 10 feedback in order to have access to list Buy It Now. If you are brand-new to Ebay, you may need to list several items at auction before progressing to other functions.
Answered by Freddie - Mon Sep 24 22:04:17 2007
Im new to ebay and auctioning how do i bidd on my products?
Q. what im saying is how do bidding works give me your best answers please god bless.
Asked by regboi45 - Fri Sep 1 20:34:41 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What do you mean how does it work? If someone sees a product they are interested it they will either begin a bidding war or they will bid up to a max amount they are willing to pay for the product. Ebay will automatically bid it up if it receives another bid.
Answered by Ga_Christie_04 - Fri Sep 1 20:37:37 2006
Q. what im saying is how do bidding works give me your best answers please god bless.
Asked by regboi45 - Fri Sep 1 20:34:41 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What do you mean how does it work? If someone sees a product they are interested it they will either begin a bidding war or they will bid up to a max amount they are willing to pay for the product. Ebay will automatically bid it up if it receives another bid.
Answered by Ga_Christie_04 - Fri Sep 1 20:37:37 2006
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