Auction: Hawkins Enchinata colony (must pickup in Surrey or Rosedale on the 19th)

[spit.fire]

Originally Posted by KPG007

Good job Albert and Tyler!

Thanks, lmk if you want a piece, ill have to swing by at some point to pick up those palys

[KPG007]

Originally Posted by spit.fire

Thanks, lmk if you want a piece, ill have to swing by at some point to pick up those palys

Sounds good. Thanks for the offer. For sure, come on by for those palys.

[whatcaneyedo]

6) When two members make an identical "winning" bid on the same minute, the auction will remain open for these two bidders only for a bidding war - until a winning bid is achieved. At this time, if a bidder fails to post a bid increase within 24 hours, that bidder is considered resigned from the auction.

So do we do that as both Albert and Spitfire had identical bids at 7:59 or does it go to Albert who bid 145 at 8:00pm? Could someone with authority rule on this?

[chefpaakk]

I'd totally buy a frag of that!! Let me know if you averaging!

[albert_dao]

Tyler can have it.

[whatcaneyedo]

Okay thanks Albert, you're a good guy. Congrats Spit.fire! I'll send you a PM shortly.

[Ryanerickson]

Nice work boys talk soon

[apexifd]

How did I missed this.

[hunggi74]

Originally Posted by apexifd

How did I missed this.

Too busy "walking the bird"?

[Myka]

Originally Posted by whatcaneyedo

6) When two members make an identical "winning" bid on the same minute, the auction will remain open for these two bidders only for a bidding war - until a winning bid is achieved. At this time, if a bidder fails to post a bid increase within 24 hours, that bidder is considered resigned from the auction.

So do we do that as both Albert and Spitfire had identical bids at 7:59 or does it go to Albert who bid 145 at 8:00pm? Could someone with authority rule on this?

Sorry I'm late to the party - was traveling.

To clarify the rule, the bidding was open only to Albert and Spitfire as of 8:00 since they both made identical winning bids at 7:59 pm (the last minute of the auction). Albert made a bid of $145 and Spitfire failed to bid again within 24 hours.

Albert gave up his win to Spitfire, but the seller can hold Albert responsible for his $145 winning bid. It's up to the seller how he'd like to handle it which it appears he's already done.