Reply to "Bid Groups"

chrispMember

quote:
Originally posted by Sniper Mike D.:
Hi ChrisP,

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If we have not been able to successfully confirm whether the last item in a bid group was a win or loss when the next auction in the group is coming to a close, our system will *not* bid on the next item to avoid the possibility of securing more than the desired number of items - so you would basically miss out on the opportunity to win that particular auction.

Thanks Mike,

So, I gather from this reply that there is no monetary downside to putting two consecutively closing items into a bid group. The worst that can happen if I lose the 1st, the 2nd will not bid. I won't ever end up with 2 when 1 is all I need. (A subtle negative is that if the 2nd item is not being bid on by others, I should choose it only.)

10/24/137:01 PM

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