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<p>[QUOTE="Valentinian, post: 2654551, member: 44316"]I prefer the solution mentioned by Doug. </p><p>Hypothetically, if there was a bidder at 1500, you at 2200, and a non-paying bidder at 2400, you should not have had to pay 2200, rather 1600 or maybe 1700. Only if there was actually a different bidder at 2000 should you have had to pay 2200. </p><p><br /></p><p>Otherwise non-paying bidders would drive the prices up above what would have resulted without them. That is not fair.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Valentinian, post: 2654551, member: 44316"]I prefer the solution mentioned by Doug. Hypothetically, if there was a bidder at 1500, you at 2200, and a non-paying bidder at 2400, you should not have had to pay 2200, rather 1600 or maybe 1700. Only if there was actually a different bidder at 2000 should you have had to pay 2200. Otherwise non-paying bidders would drive the prices up above what would have resulted without them. That is not fair.[/QUOTE]
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