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I held an auction and someone bid on my horse. They were the only bidder and when the auction ended, they had no room to take it. I think if someone bids, they should have to keep a space open. I guess my question is why can that happen? |
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I understand their barn is full. Why were they allowed to bid if they had no room?
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They had empty space, then bid on the horse, and filled that space before the auction ended :) |
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This isnΓβt an Art Question. Please ask a Mod to move this to Member Help. |
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They had bid $10000. I mean.. I was looking forward to that sale. I know there is nothing I can do about it. It just didn't seem like someone should be able to place a bid if there isn't room to keep it. Just like you can't place a bid if you don't have enough money.
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Sniper Ridge Stables said:
This isn’t an Art Question. Please ask a Mod to move this to Member Help.
It is not an Art question... it is an Auction question. |
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Sniper Ridge Stables said:
This isn’t an Art Question. Please ask a Mod to move this to Member Help.
It is not an Art question... it is an Auction question. |
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Sniper Ridge Stables said:
This isn’t an Art Question. Please ask a Mod to move this to Member Help.
It is not an Art question... it is an Auction question. |
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