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Good ol’ Wyco has a swell line-up of 45 auctions on the block right now which are ending tomorrow. Prices are still surprisingly low, so there’s plenty of opportunity to snag a deal or two.
Bidding tip #23 – Never assume a shirt is beyond your reach. Always throw in your max bid, even if you believe the final price will be way more than what you’re prepared to pay. What’s the harm? You can’t win a prize unless you buy a ticket and in this case that ticket (bid) is free. Bidders tend to back away from items they believe will sky rocket which occasionally means a huge score for someone with a low bid.
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lord ched
June 12, 2010 at 4:02 pm
James Reginald Jay III speaks the truth. I put in a puny max bid on a Boris Vallejo shirt the other week, and nabbed it for $20 including shipping. Max the bid, babies!
Jimmy J
June 12, 2010 at 4:11 pm
Yup, a lesson that’s learned the hard way as a seller when something has 30 watchers and it goes for close to the opening bid. Then I would usually get an email or two from people saying they forgot to bid and to notify them if the person doesn’t pay. Ha, no chance the person isn’t going to pay.
P.S. How did you know my middle name was Reginald?