CompuServe Messages

Jerry, It seemed that a lot of the single unit sales went to people who didn't have much of a clue. The pros could be seen bidding up to whatever they were willing to pay. Then there almost always seemed to be two or three who would keep going until they had surpassed the highest local prices. To that they had to add a 10% surcharge. You are right though about the quantity pricing. After selling a certain number or percentage of the large lots in one or two unit sales, the rest would be put up for a "winner takes them all" bid. Then the price was really good. Trouble was I really didn't know what to do with 40 Mac IIsi's. I thought the price of $750 +10% that I paid for one (with monitor and keyboard) wasn't bad though. Actually the worst part of these auctions is the $%^&*( hard chairs <g>. Bill