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Another Auction.com Thread -- Bidding on Multiple Properties at Once
I currently have bids in on two properties on Auction.com. My odds are slim on both properties and I'm also wanting to bid on a third and possibly a fourth, but I'm worried that I'll end up being the high bidder on more than one and be required to purchase them or lose my deposit. The problem is that all the properties I'm interested in end within minutes of each other. Plus, since Auction.com shill bids, I'm afraid to bid on another property even if I'm "outbid" on another.
What do you other Auction.commers do?