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Old 01-17-2012, 01:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Modena View Post

If you are contacted by the seller because the high bidder doesn't complete the auction, then you should certainly negotiate assertively based off your last and highest bid. I wouldn't be mentioning contracts, reserves, or T's & C's, unless you want to scare them off and lose your chance again.

Thanks for the guidance Mods...but hard to do when the difference is 10 grand over what you would of had the car for if an alleged dodgy bidder was involved...however I do understand the mission was to procure this type spec cob rep for fixing up within the budget constraints....but a hard nut to swallow still.

I will have to sleep on it and if this does not happen and the sale is legitimate ..then their is no point being worried about it and I will continue working toward plan B!


BTW having a great laugh at HSVs tale, makes me feel a wee bit better about the whole online auction process...but I probably will not engage online for this scope of procurement in the future.


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