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TOO MANY AUCTIONS: what happened to?
05-30-2014, 12:47 PM (This post was last modified: 05-30-2014 12:52 PM by Kayleigh McMillan.)
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RE: TOO MANY AUCTIONS: what happened to?
(05-30-2014 11:55 AM)Jackson Verlack Wrote:  Im not an auctioneer but as a buyer and seller, auctions became only way of buying and selling, they lost the feel of special and rare occasion to get something unique, something worth going deep into pocket for (there are some great exceptions though!) and mostly is just a way to sell to a crowd. Who ever looks at calendar can see they pretty much take all times of day with very little holes to even consider a non auction time. As for the overlap, I think it was bound to happen, with same reason, too many auctions and way too often.

I very much agree with Jackson an auction is not as special anymore as it used to be from a customer/ seller point of view.
I am no auctioneer either and I do not envy you guys & girls >.<
I was never too frank about this because auctioneers frequently go beyond and above to do their very best to make something really cool of their event.
I quit auctions all together over a year ago it is just too much too often.
I think this is part of the reason people bail out at least it has that effect on me.

Overlapping auctions shouldn't be much of a problem I think because I went always to my favorite auction(s) as I can't spend money all the time ofcourse.
So I think everyone finds their favorite auctioneer(s).
I can understand though it may feel as lack of respect towards one and other.

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