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Make Your Net Auction Sell!
may be in for a real shock. There is an insertion fee for all 5,000 of them -whether
you sell them or not!
Dutch auction is definitely a power strategy but one to use prudently. If it
sounds intimidating, don’t worry about it. As you gain more and more auction
experience, your comfort level will rise and you will become more
experimental. Personally, my largest Dutch auction was for 150 items. But I
am very careful.
Key learning point... TEST, TEST, TEST!
3) Reverse Dutch Auctions
Reverse Dutch auctions are sometimes found at specialty sites, but they are
not very popular. In a reverse auction, the price begins dropping at specified
intervals. The buyer’s job is to figure out when the price is acceptably low.
Wait too long and someone else will buy the widget.
It is similar to a Dutch auction, however, in that everybody will buy at the lowest
price. However, you had better be willing to pay whatever you have bid. Be
sure of your bid -- don’t hope or expect the price to drop because it may not.
So far, this doesn’t seem to be an especially popular format. I have yet to talk
to anyone who has participated in such an auction.
4) Restricted Auctions
Restricted auctions are usually for “adult” auctions. To even look at the items in
restricted auctions, the site requires credit card information which means the
browser must be 18 years old. (This is the Internet auction equivalent of
putting “Penthouse” magazine in plain brown wrappers behind the counter.)
5) Private Auctions
In a regular auction, the identity of the bidders is available for all to know. In a
private auction, this isn’t the case. There are usually two reasons for a private
auction...
1) If the item is very expensive, the bidders may not want the world to know
that they can afford a Van Gogh.
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