Posted by Wardner on December 09, 2011 at 19:08:58 from (4.154.236.5):
Marty had a 560 "hoop" close tonight. It got 10 bids to $36. On top of that, he raised the shipping to $40 from $25 for one previously and $30 for another.
I wonder if he thought I was sneaking in another bid and then had his shill raise the price. I am sure that he was watching that auction. I can assure everyone that I did not open another account and place a bid. I can't because eBay will cancel my accounts if I do. I don't need another one anyway.
I have not laid any groundwork for a proxy bidder. It may be a couple of weeks before that happens. My friend is having foot surgery and will probably spend alot of time in front of his computer soon.
These "hoops" normally don't sell or, at best, only get one or two bids.
Meant to post this as a new topic. It originally got posted to the former thread.
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