Reply to "Being outbid by proxy bids the same as my maximum"

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I agree. Adding the “second chance” would definitely get me to thinking. I still can come up with a decent, even indecent, conspiracy. Any help would be appreciated.

To paraphrase the hacked saying about hindsight and not needing glasses, a bid of £203.01 or £150.01 would have won the auction. But considering the “second chance” issue, perhaps it’s best you didn’t win, in case there IS an actual conspiracy.

So, are you going to take the “second chance” offer? There is the possibility that the seller actually had two of the same item, but I think a conspiracy is more entertaining.

6/10/096:49 AM

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