"david" wrote in message ...
In article , MAMS\
wrote:

If you plan to sit in the building, it's a $200 admission
fee.


A non refundable $200 to get into the auction. That's cute.


I didn't mean to mislead... it's a $200 'security' fee that will be applied to
purchases. IOW, they don't want any pocketless onlookers in the house.

The Auctioneer is Alan Feierstein, therefore the auctioneer has an interest
in the items and can place a bid on behalf of the _seller_! Interesting....



I wonder if he can bid on stuff himself.

It would be interesting to find out what the cool things he has
actually sell for. If anyone here goes, wouldya post whatever noteable
items you remember?

David Correia


He can only place an opening bid, sort of 'set the reserve' on behalf of the
seller. Alan owns the building and I think Acoustilog, and Sorcerer is a
DBA of Acoustilog.

You can preview anything in the auction without registering... everything
from living pythons to water coolers to Studers and office chairs.

http://ebay.bidspotter.com/forms/ima...p?gallery=1123

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