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In Reply to: I am not going to advise you one way or the other, BUT ... posted by reelsmith. on January 30, 2006 at 17:56:01:
"I have received several of these legitimate second chance offers, have bought them all and have not had a problem yet."Dean:
I have never been involved in a "Second Chance Offer", but I'm a little skeptical of them. As someone mentioned above, how does one know that the original high bidder was not just a shill? I would guess that this is just as likely as a non-paying bidder.
Also, how is the Second Chance Offer price determined? Example, if the original "winning" amount is $1000 and your bid was $990 and the next high bid was $500, what is the Second Chance Offer price? IMO, it should be much closer to $510 (one bid increment over the third highest bid), then $990.
I assume the seller sets the Second Chance Offer price, but it should be based off the third highest bid, not your second high bid.
Gerry
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- Re: I am not going to advise you one way or the other, BUT ... - Gerry E. 11:17:38 01/31/06 (2)
- Re: I am not going to advise you one way or the other, BUT ... - clio09 08:28:19 02/19/06 (0)
- Some answers ... - reelsmith. 08:52:06 02/01/06 (0)
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