multiple A2s in this live auction via eBay

[handworn]

There are about half a dozen A2s in Weiss Auction's sale. For example, this one:

http://cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/3299-W ... enameZWDVW

I believe the painting. Con artists would have tried to sex it up.

 

[dujardin]

nice one,

can someone explain me how work this system called ''live auction''.
i saw several time different interesting items but never bid because don't knowing how to proceed.
is it as simple as ebay, just place a bid and wait the end, can we change the bid, must we be registered, aso aso aso ...?????

many thanks

byeeeeeeeeee

marcel

 

[deeb7]

... can someone explain me how work this system called ''live auction''.

Marcel, it's a regular 3D auction, with the buyers premium, and all ... now with the added dimension of Internet bidding.

Here's all the details from eBay ....

http://pages.ebay.com/liveauctions/help ... works.html

 

[dujardin]

many thanks David

friendship and best regards

marcel

 

[deeb7]

You're welcome, Marcel ....

I don't think it's very successful for eBay, and I read that they're about to give up on it ..... probably too much bother for most bidders.

 

[dujardin]

as simple as ebay bidding; where is the difference ??????

marcel

 

[deeb7]

as simple as ebay bidding; where is the difference ??????

Signing up for each auction is one difference, and then there's the buyer's premium ....


Buyer's Premium: Amount paid by the buyer to the auction house for every purchase in a live auction. This premium is usually a percentage of the final price of a lot. For example, if a bidder wins a lot at $1,000, they may have to pay an additional $100 (10% of the winning bid) to the auction house. You can find the buyer's premium percentages to be applied in an upcoming auction by visiting its auction overview page.

 

[dujardin]

wow wow wow, that's a great difference.
many thanks again David

byeeeeeeeeee

marcel