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#8 of 10 Re: Major Auction Companies-- Comparison [tl123] by darrenston

Nov 09, 2011 (8:11 pm)

Replying to: tl123 (Apr 24, 2007 6:35 pm)

hello i recently start using auto auctions to get into buying and selling of cars so far i haven't had any problems with it. the key to it all is doing your research it will take some time for a person to get the hang of finding a good deal without paying too much or buying a vehicle which you may not profit from. i had a game plan and i did come out on the winning end so far. i don't know about the auctions you mentioned above, but i used the government auction because i really wanted to get the cars i was interested in with less damage as possible and i found it. in stead of going to the usual private auctions i went to the government auction, i even went as far as to making myself a list of things to do before i begin to bid on the car i want. and what worked for me was that i could monitor the car i was budding on online. i took a day for research made my lists of interested cars and began placing my bids. as a first timer in this field i am proud to say i think i can make it work for me with the system i use. take a look at my blogg 10 tips on auction buying http://10tipsonautoaction.blogspot.com/ it have more information on what i did to get my cars at the government auction take a look what work for may may or may not work for you good luck in your research.

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#9 of 10 Re: Major Auction Companies-- Comparison [darrenston] by hpmctorque

Nov 10, 2011 (5:56 am)

Replying to: darrenston (Nov 09, 2011 8:11 pm)

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#10 of 10 Re: Major Auction Companies-- Comparison [hpmctorque] by darrenston

Nov 10, 2011 (10:02 am)

Replying to: hpmctorque (Nov 10, 2011 5:56 am)