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I do believe it is a buy all or go home auction.
https://www.auctionzip.com/Listings/...827&category=0
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Wow.. Not really good to do it that way for the seller IMO. What the hell are they thinking?
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I think they just mean that everything goes to the highest bidder with no reserves on anything. Although 4 PM on a Wednesday afternoon seems to be a strange time to hold an auction like that.
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Normally an auction will say something like "120 lots of power equipment " and usually would preview as each individual lot. I think Lew is right. One money for everything.
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What he said, you can always call the place.
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"Absolute auction, all sells to the highest bidders on location"
"Bidders" is plural; more than one. This line tells me that it's a normal auction, just starting at 4PM because there's not that much to sell. Also says it's a "Flash Auction" which means the auctioneer had short notice and had to squeeze it in his schedule, so he and the seller picked a Wednesday evening. Rest assured, the seller and the auctioneer wouldn't sell all this stuff for one money. Too much profit to be made by selling it individually.
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