Posted by dhermesc on July 16, 2012 at 08:23:15 from (24.248.193.103):
In Reply to: Re: Good Auctioneers. posted by kyplowboy on July 16, 2012 at 08:01:57:
If there's any confusion you simply ask - am I in? The other part is - paying close attention. It's not uncommon to be standing next to a person and not know they are bidding - their "bid" is so subtle.
I do lots of stuff to ensure I know if my bids are being taken - usually moving around a bit while the bids are being taken or being by myself a bit out of the crowd helps. I’m real careful buying rack items anymore – to many people swarm the wagon to talk and block bidders so you can’t get close and lots of stuff gets moved from one box to the next changing their value. Knowing what is being sold helps to, nothing like having the auctioneer say “by the piece” and the winning bidder cries foul claiming he thought he was buying the lot.
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