Example
https://www.cigarbid.com/a/rocky-patel-itc-super-fuerte-maduro-toro/3804135/
It says Rocky Patel.....
Units available: 250 (how does this work?)
123 winners
Do they just sell 250 of these on auction or is it top bidders?
Thanks in advance.
Bid on as many units as you want.
The 250 is basically how many units in stock.
so after an auction ends another one starts if it has 250 available?
Lostnomad1 wrote:
Maybe. Some of the bidders may be bidding on more than one quantity. If 25 people each bid and won ten items each, there would be none left for a new auction (presuming CBid had no more to auction). Usually there are new auctions of the same things a short time (hours, days weeks, centuries) after the auction closes.
Remember, losing an auction is a sign of weakness and we are all watching.
I hear that once you get Platinum membership status, you get a weekly report of the worst losers so you can ridicule them and bet against them aggressively in the auctions.
Hello new to the site:
If the auction is for a Ricky pastel product, I assure you there are no winners...
opelmanta1900 wrote:
What's your go-to stick?
Can a nomad be lost? 🤔
Birch.
Sometimes Alder.
If people have bid on only 123 lots, then there are only 123 winning bids. The rest will go down as unsold, and probably held for the next auction in a few days.
Notthe1 wrote:
I don't remember ever seeing a lot where some of the items were not bid on and won, except for items that have a minimum bid. The auction of 250 lots with 123 winners most likely had every lot bid on and won. It is not unusual to see bidders winning 10 or 20 lots each, so it is not unusual to see all the lots ordered won.
lots of jokes.... I like it. Leave RP alone.
Gladly.
I'm not changing it... I like the auto correct version better... 🤐
and Rocky is fabulous in mauve
