If they did what you are saying then they would have lost their licebce. If an auctioneere has a bid from someone not at sale he must have it in writing with what item and amount to bid up to. And as far as someone running things up. I have a family member that is an auctioner and several years ago at consignment sale someone had brought in a piece (I forgot what it was) Somebody complained the owner was running it up and took it to the licening board for auctioners and he had a lot of leagal trobles till it was proved that the owner that had brought the item in was not at the sale but several states away at that time. And if an item has a reserve on the auctioneer has to anounce it before he takes any bid on the tractor or other item. I buy items at sales for the Amish and as I cannot be at all sales or even realize the sale is being held I wrote out a paper for him and all the auction crew giving then the right to bid on and buy many different types of items for me. In it I said the name of the family member that is the auctioneer, the owner of the auction company, the other auctioneer that is also a friend and the family members that cleark the sale, named them by name and said they have my permission to buy any of the items on the list at any sale they might have or at any sale they might attened. So everybody is legally covered as if any questiond by anybody they can show them in wrighting who they have the bid for. We have had enough problems with people like you complaing about something that is not tru. The sale that the person caused the trouble was not even paid auctioneers but donating their tine for a non proffit. If you know any of that stuff for a fact and not a wild guess talk to the govenery body in your state and they will make sure it does not happen again. But make absolute sure of your facts.
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