So now we have a new auction, with same old info. What's up with that?? At least they were smart enough this time to do a pre-approved bidder's auction, but it doesn't seem to be working for them...
posted on March 18, 2005 08:25:13 AM new
And I see this time around they have no bidders - only 7 hours left before it closes. I expect that the same people who were bidding the first time around kept a pretty good eye on this auction to see it through. Or maybe people are actually reading feedback these days.
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posted on March 18, 2005 09:08:13 AM new
A google search for peter elliott and facchina gets 0 hits (Elliott supposedly signed the cert of authenticity).
posted on March 18, 2005 01:41:20 PM new
Wow Estate, thanks for the link. It certainly provides another point of view.
I won't comment anymore about the auction here, because this could turn into the RT REALLY fast, but I do appreciate seeing all the different emotional, not to mention legal, aspects that this auction has brought up.
Well, at least his "new" auction ended up with a bid ... maybe he would have done better if he had gotten hold of his night-time news interviewers to give his updated version of how the auction was going ... ... ... in his updated auction (which was ONLY 3 days), he tried to clarify what the concerns were ...
posted on March 19, 2005 06:28:15 AM new
The original high bidder was a local lefty young punk who shouldn't have been on the computer in the first place. When the news media went for an interview, Mommy had to turn them away. It was all over our airwave for two days.
This kid should have been on bidville.
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