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walterMember

Steve:

RE your post:
"You're welcome. There *is* a way in which you can "size up" your competition to the point where you can predict with a fair degree of accuracy what his maximum (proxy) bid is likely to be. This involves looking at his bidding record under the "Search" tab that says "By Bidder." If you'd like more details, ask."

I would like to know more about your method-- it sounds like a very interesting idea. Would you explain how to do it, please?

Best,
Walter.

5/9/053:14 PM

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