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I had been waiting for a sweet name to end at TDNAM... today was the day. There was 1 bid placed in a backorder, and no other live bids. I waited until there was 3-4 minutes left and placed my bid. Anything I put in, 30, 40, 200, 300, I got.. 'youve been outbid'!

However, there was still only 1 bid, and the auction didn't extend..I kept placing bids until the time ran out. Ended with 1 bidder. WTF!!!!
anyone experience this?
I use tdnam all the time this has never happend.


EDIT: Nevermid I just got an email that said I got it.. weird.....still not showing up in the purchase area. TDNAM must have issues today
 
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Maybe someone (or something) ... driving up the :$: price? :| :blink:

Food for thought. :imho:
Congrats!
-Jeff B-)
 
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Looks like the other party had a proxy bid. Works like ebay, every time you bid the proxy bid of the other party is automatically increased up to their preset limit.
 
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Jeff said:
Maybe someone (or something) ... driving up the :$: price? :| :blink:

Food for thought. :imho:
Congrats!
-Jeff B-)

Yeah I talked to them and they had to send it up the chain, open ticket, etc.. waiting for a response on this one. Some type of technical glitch. They did confirm i was the winner. weird.
 
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Don't bid against Parsons! :p
 
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