I only bid on online auction if I can clearly see from the pics/video the external state of the item. If possible I go to see the item in the flesh and/or speak to the actual owner. I never leave a “max bid” but watch the item in the last 10 or 15 minutes if it is not already past my opinion of its value to me. I have bought a number of items, from a JD lawnmower for parts for about $150 to a Hesston swather for $52000. Very happy with my purchases, didn’t waste a day in the cold having driven 2 hours to come home empty handed. Missed way more items that just went beyond my price. Moral of the story, be sure you know what you are bidding on, know its value and its value to you not forgetting what it will cost to get home and don’t click if it goes beyond where you are happy. Online auctions are great, particularly for smaller items and local auctioneers. If you don’t like the pics, don’t bid, its almost certainly worse in the flesh than it looks online.
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