They set it up that way so that you have a sporting chance to win yard gars at a marginally decent price.
When the bid increment is $3 on say, a fiver of Ruinations, sometimes, if you get in early, you can win a decent priced fiver at $9 or $12, especially if there are say 15 or more fivers in the Lot,
You seem to have described yourself as semi-intelligent just now.
Was that your intention?
mike45567 wrote:
My father was a truck driver.
Either that or send a message to Frankj1 and check in.
HockeyDad wrote:
in-box is empty
frankj1 wrote:
So are some of the people.
Well thank you!!!
I'm glad you recognized the cognitive power necessary to ponder such questions as... how the f*ck do you spell ho-in'?
No problem. My response was intended for dkeage.
Shaky aim.
I posted this earlier and got no response other than "it's always a dollar higher".
That is not the case.
Its common for the bid to be $2 or even $3 over the current bidders.
Anybody know how it works?
What's your credit card limit?
You should ALWAYS bid that.
Losing bids is a sign of weakness. Ain't nobody got time for that!
