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Sqeggs

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They ask way too much personal information for a company I've never heard of before...

 

I guess they figured that if they don't make enough from the auction, they can use my mother's maiden name for other purposes. :D

 

Yeah, cus' Crapenstein is such a cool name... :o

 

Ooh...you set yourself up again... :applause:

 

You bad boy, you! :baiting:

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I wonder if they've ported over some of the early eBay bids?

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On an antique radio board I'm a member at, we've had discussions on certain eBay sellers who promote their wares on Craigs List, and refer to their eBay auction in the CL blurb.

 

These characters are doing similar, using eBay to promote their own private auction, complete with a buyer's premium akin to what Heritage Auctions charges.

 

I don't see how eBay could derive a final value fee from these, and wonder if a whistle blown to eBay might get the auction advertising halted?

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Bidding war ! 3.5 Detective Comics #168 DC 1951 - went for 4300 = 5,075
went for $4730 (only 10% vig if you are bidding live in person and paying cash and tax exempt)
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Bidding war ! 3.5 Detective Comics #168 DC 1951 - went for 4300 = 5,075
went for $4730 (only 10% vig if you are bidding live in person and paying cash)

 

Are you in Quakertown, PA right now bidding?

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G.A.tor

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Bidding war ! 3.5 Detective Comics #168 DC 1951 - went for 4300 = 5,075
went for $4730 (only 10% vig if you are bidding live in person and paying cash)

 

Are you in Quakertown, PA right now bidding?

I have a friend there that bid and won some books for me...so, by proxy, yes...
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I'm not there, what about you G.A.tor? I did pick up 4 books, though. Annoyed that I didn't go a little more on 3 more. I was watching live and that Detective #168 easily had the most bids; just kept going bid after bid...and the price! o0

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whoops, that's what I get for pausing while typing.

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Bidding war ! 3.5 Detective Comics #168 DC 1951 - went for 4300 = 5,075
went for $4730 (only 10% vig if you are bidding live in person and paying cash)

 

Are you in Quakertown, PA right now bidding?

I have a friend there that bid and won some books for me...so, by proxy, yes...

 

I'm within driving distance but too lazy to drive over. Did win several books on which I'll have to pay the full BP.

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G.A.tor

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Bidding war ! 3.5 Detective Comics #168 DC 1951 - went for 4300 = 5,075
went for $4730 (only 10% vig if you are bidding live in person and paying cash)

 

Are you in Quakertown, PA right now bidding?

I have a friend there that bid and won some books for me...so, by proxy, yes...

 

I'm within driving distance but too lazy to drive over. Did win several books on which I'll have to pay the full BP.

it was 18% via ebay live, etc...it was 13% if you bid live direct with sellers or on site...and 10% if you bid on site and paid cash...

 

I was going to fly up, but luckily had a friend willing to proxy for me...happy with my wins for dern sure!!!

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