I want to sell on ebay, do i have to pay for the auction before it goes up for bids? or once the auctions over
Q. I want to sell on ebay, do i have to pay for the auction before it goes up for bids? or once the auctions over? id much rather pay them by pay pal but i have to wait for money to be in my account in order to pay them and no i dont wnat to put money in there myself!!! i want to use the money that i sell to do that
Asked by brooklyncanada - Wed Feb 20 16:41:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before hand...
Answered by nick_mann91 - Wed Feb 20 16:55:49 2008
Q. I want to sell on ebay, do i have to pay for the auction before it goes up for bids? or once the auctions over? id much rather pay them by pay pal but i have to wait for money to be in my account in order to pay them and no i dont wnat to put money in there myself!!! i want to use the money that i sell to do that
Asked by brooklyncanada - Wed Feb 20 16:41:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before hand...
Answered by nick_mann91 - Wed Feb 20 16:55:49 2008
Ebay auctions-- bids towards the end?
Q. When selling items on eBay, when is the time when you normally see bids? Is it when the auction is close to being done? (I am selling off my daughters old infant clothes that she's now grown out of...This is my first time selling on eBay) Does the product have anything to do with it? All my products are listed from .10 to 6.99 (for a large lot of clothes) by no means are these purchase prices.
Asked by Kristin B - Mon Jan 5 16:46:09 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. l do a lot of selling and buying on e-bay. When l'm buying l will bid on items early just to get them on my "items l'm bidding on" list, it reminds me then to keep an eye on them, but then l don't bid again till near the end, normally a few seconds before, if you bid too early it tends to bump the price up, because others who are bidding will start to bid again. With items l'm selling it varies, sometimes bidding will start early and carry on all the way, but other times it's not till the end. l do think it depends a lot on what your selling, the more in demand the item, obviously the more people are watching and likely to bid. lt's sometimes wiser to start the item at a price you would be happy selling it for, because if only one… [cont.]
Answered by millypeed my choccie Lab - Tue Jan 6 04:35:57 2009
Q. When selling items on eBay, when is the time when you normally see bids? Is it when the auction is close to being done? (I am selling off my daughters old infant clothes that she's now grown out of...This is my first time selling on eBay) Does the product have anything to do with it? All my products are listed from .10 to 6.99 (for a large lot of clothes) by no means are these purchase prices.
Asked by Kristin B - Mon Jan 5 16:46:09 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. l do a lot of selling and buying on e-bay. When l'm buying l will bid on items early just to get them on my "items l'm bidding on" list, it reminds me then to keep an eye on them, but then l don't bid again till near the end, normally a few seconds before, if you bid too early it tends to bump the price up, because others who are bidding will start to bid again. With items l'm selling it varies, sometimes bidding will start early and carry on all the way, but other times it's not till the end. l do think it depends a lot on what your selling, the more in demand the item, obviously the more people are watching and likely to bid. lt's sometimes wiser to start the item at a price you would be happy selling it for, because if only one… [cont.]
Answered by millypeed my choccie Lab - Tue Jan 6 04:35:57 2009
What is the best strategy for unique bid auctions?
Q. I bought a link to the following site off of Ebay: It looks really interesting-- the guy's Ebay feedback indicated that some of his buyers have had success winning XBoxes, PSP's, PS3's, etc. However, I just can't accept the fact that there's no strategy to it. This particular blind auction site tells you if your bid is unique, duplicated, or the highest unique bid. It costs roughly 10 bucks per bid. Any suggestions for the best way to go about bidding? I would LOVE to get an XBOX 360 for $200, and it seems feasible if I win within 20 bids...
Asked by ~*Stephanie S - Sun Dec 17 14:45:11 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It looks like you have a 1 in 200 chance of winning an x-box. The expected cost to get this is approximately $2,000. Not a good deal. A cool concept I admit, but not necessarily a good deal.
Answered by Andrew O - Tue Dec 19 19:38:20 2006
Q. I bought a link to the following site off of Ebay: It looks really interesting-- the guy's Ebay feedback indicated that some of his buyers have had success winning XBoxes, PSP's, PS3's, etc. However, I just can't accept the fact that there's no strategy to it. This particular blind auction site tells you if your bid is unique, duplicated, or the highest unique bid. It costs roughly 10 bucks per bid. Any suggestions for the best way to go about bidding? I would LOVE to get an XBOX 360 for $200, and it seems feasible if I win within 20 bids...
Asked by ~*Stephanie S - Sun Dec 17 14:45:11 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It looks like you have a 1 in 200 chance of winning an x-box. The expected cost to get this is approximately $2,000. Not a good deal. A cool concept I admit, but not necessarily a good deal.
Answered by Andrew O - Tue Dec 19 19:38:20 2006
What do you do when only one person bids at your auction and the object sells for the starting bid on ebay?
Q. This is my first time selling on ebay. I'm selling a game and the starting bid is 1 euro (no reserve). I'm just wondering if e.g. if only one person bids at my auction, and the auction ends with only one bidder that has bid the same as the starting price? What do you do then? Do you have to sell the object for 1 euro? Is tere anything you can do to prevent this?
Asked by I like Pie - Sun Mar 16 04:57:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You contact the bidder and make arrangements for the transaction. In other words, you follow through with the sales agreement. In future, set your beginning bid at the lowest price for which you are happy to sell the item, or else place a reserve for the same.
Answered by Pam H - Sun Mar 16 05:05:18 2008
Q. This is my first time selling on ebay. I'm selling a game and the starting bid is 1 euro (no reserve). I'm just wondering if e.g. if only one person bids at my auction, and the auction ends with only one bidder that has bid the same as the starting price? What do you do then? Do you have to sell the object for 1 euro? Is tere anything you can do to prevent this?
Asked by I like Pie - Sun Mar 16 04:57:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You contact the bidder and make arrangements for the transaction. In other words, you follow through with the sales agreement. In future, set your beginning bid at the lowest price for which you are happy to sell the item, or else place a reserve for the same.
Answered by Pam H - Sun Mar 16 05:05:18 2008
How fast does ebay process its "automatic" bids?
Q. For example, say someone has posted a highest bid of $50 but the current high bid for the item is still sitting at $40 because no one else has bid any higher. If I come along with only 30 seconds remaining in the auction and bid $45, will I win or will ebay quickly calculate that the $50 bid should get it?
Asked by city_savvy - Sun Feb 10 20:36:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It does it instantly, you can't beat it except by out bidding the person who put in the automatic bid or putting one in yourself, you probably can't respond fast enough to see the result. If someone is willing to pay more than you, the bid process will continue.
Answered by mike1942f - Sun Feb 10 21:40:03 2008
Q. For example, say someone has posted a highest bid of $50 but the current high bid for the item is still sitting at $40 because no one else has bid any higher. If I come along with only 30 seconds remaining in the auction and bid $45, will I win or will ebay quickly calculate that the $50 bid should get it?
Asked by city_savvy - Sun Feb 10 20:36:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It does it instantly, you can't beat it except by out bidding the person who put in the automatic bid or putting one in yourself, you probably can't respond fast enough to see the result. If someone is willing to pay more than you, the bid process will continue.
Answered by mike1942f - Sun Feb 10 21:40:03 2008
What happens in Monopoly when someone bids on an auctioned property but doesn't have enough money?
Q. Hi, yeah, what happens when someone bids but doesn't have enough money in there hand to pay for it? But, they do have a house that would make them able to afford it if they sold it what would happen?
Asked by Alec W - Sat Apr 5 18:31:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they can come up with the money either by selling a house or mortgaging property, then that is what they MUST DO!!! The official rules don't really cover that aspect of the game, but if someone bid on a property and has "Some Way" of paying... then they have to pay... The NEXT question would be... what if they didn't have enough cash to cover their bid and also didn't have any other way of getting money??? Then, I would say, that their bid doesn't count and the person with the last highest bid would get the property. Okay... If you want to follow what it says in the "Official Monopoly Tournament Rules"... it says that if a player wins an auction and cannot pay, the auction is void!! The auction is then held again, BUT the… [cont.]
Answered by boardgamefan - Sat Apr 5 19:56:21 2008
Q. Hi, yeah, what happens when someone bids but doesn't have enough money in there hand to pay for it? But, they do have a house that would make them able to afford it if they sold it what would happen?
Asked by Alec W - Sat Apr 5 18:31:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they can come up with the money either by selling a house or mortgaging property, then that is what they MUST DO!!! The official rules don't really cover that aspect of the game, but if someone bid on a property and has "Some Way" of paying... then they have to pay... The NEXT question would be... what if they didn't have enough cash to cover their bid and also didn't have any other way of getting money??? Then, I would say, that their bid doesn't count and the person with the last highest bid would get the property. Okay... If you want to follow what it says in the "Official Monopoly Tournament Rules"... it says that if a player wins an auction and cannot pay, the auction is void!! The auction is then held again, BUT the… [cont.]
Answered by boardgamefan - Sat Apr 5 19:56:21 2008
What were the final 7 bids on Chris Evans' Ferrari auction?
Q. On Chris Evans' Radio 2 show on Thursday there was an auction that involved the opportunity to drive 7 of the best Ferraris in the world. I know the total raised on Chris' show was approximately 465k, but does anyone know what the individual bids were by the top 7 as I can't find that information on the Radio 2 site?
Asked by local_shop_girl - Fri Nov 14 19:50:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure but read a headline which said Chris Evans 5million pound dream car, what is that all about?
Answered by xx2b2xx - Sat Nov 22 09:55:08 2008
Q. On Chris Evans' Radio 2 show on Thursday there was an auction that involved the opportunity to drive 7 of the best Ferraris in the world. I know the total raised on Chris' show was approximately 465k, but does anyone know what the individual bids were by the top 7 as I can't find that information on the Radio 2 site?
Asked by local_shop_girl - Fri Nov 14 19:50:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure but read a headline which said Chris Evans 5million pound dream car, what is that all about?
Answered by xx2b2xx - Sat Nov 22 09:55:08 2008
What s the real deal on home auctions are they really legitimate?
Q. I ran into a decent amount of money and wanted to buy my 1st home. My credit was damaged last year so I know I won t be qualified for a great mortgage right now. My aunt mentioned that I should go to a house auction because the deals are better, and I would just pay for it cash. What are some of the things to watch out for when buying a home from an auction? Are there any major $ surprises after winning a bid? Which auction websites are legitimate?
Asked by Got Stronger - Mon Feb 25 14:57:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stay away from auctions - they're for experienced investors with money to risk. Find an experienced Realtor you can trust. Ask people you know to recommend some. Let your Realtor know what your needs are and what kinds of fix-ups you can do. There are lots of houses on the market that are good deals. Some are owned by people who live in them, some are owned by banks or VA or HUD. With a little time on your hands (not needing a house by lease-end date), you can watch and jump on a good deal when it happens.
Answered by teran_realtor - Mon Feb 25 15:04:25 2008
Q. I ran into a decent amount of money and wanted to buy my 1st home. My credit was damaged last year so I know I won t be qualified for a great mortgage right now. My aunt mentioned that I should go to a house auction because the deals are better, and I would just pay for it cash. What are some of the things to watch out for when buying a home from an auction? Are there any major $ surprises after winning a bid? Which auction websites are legitimate?
Asked by Got Stronger - Mon Feb 25 14:57:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stay away from auctions - they're for experienced investors with money to risk. Find an experienced Realtor you can trust. Ask people you know to recommend some. Let your Realtor know what your needs are and what kinds of fix-ups you can do. There are lots of houses on the market that are good deals. Some are owned by people who live in them, some are owned by banks or VA or HUD. With a little time on your hands (not needing a house by lease-end date), you can watch and jump on a good deal when it happens.
Answered by teran_realtor - Mon Feb 25 15:04:25 2008
What are the people called that go to auctions and bid for other people?
Q. What are the people called that go to auctions and bid for other people?
Asked by spfks - Thu Jun 18 20:01:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think "Shill" is quite right. A shill is someone that goes to an auction and bids against people to drive the price up. But its not limited to auctions. I think what you are looking for is a "buyer by proxy" or just a "proxy" Definition as per wikipedia: Proxy may refer to one who or that which acts on behalf of someone or something else, as in
Answered by unknown - Thu Jun 18 20:13:02 2009
Q. What are the people called that go to auctions and bid for other people?
Asked by spfks - Thu Jun 18 20:01:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think "Shill" is quite right. A shill is someone that goes to an auction and bids against people to drive the price up. But its not limited to auctions. I think what you are looking for is a "buyer by proxy" or just a "proxy" Definition as per wikipedia: Proxy may refer to one who or that which acts on behalf of someone or something else, as in
Answered by unknown - Thu Jun 18 20:13:02 2009
Where can I find a company to sell me a data list of all tax auctions nationwide, ongoing?
Q. I see a lot of companies out there that sell tax auction data, etc. (taxsalelists com). But I know they buy it from somewhere. I want to buy from the source. How do I find that source? Does anyone know how to find it? I want to bid at these auctions, but want to buy the list from the source.
Asked by eightperhour - Fri Feb 23 12:20:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isn't tax auction data publically available information? Why would you want to pay for a list of auctions when you can get the same information for free.
Answered by Flixy - Sat Feb 24 02:00:47 2007
Q. I see a lot of companies out there that sell tax auction data, etc. (taxsalelists com). But I know they buy it from somewhere. I want to buy from the source. How do I find that source? Does anyone know how to find it? I want to bid at these auctions, but want to buy the list from the source.
Asked by eightperhour - Fri Feb 23 12:20:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isn't tax auction data publically available information? Why would you want to pay for a list of auctions when you can get the same information for free.
Answered by Flixy - Sat Feb 24 02:00:47 2007
Is it true or false All eBay auctions have a minimum bid increment, which is about 10 percent of the bid?
Q. amount. Is it true or false all eBay autions have a minimum bid increment, which is about 10 percent of the bid amount.
Asked by Babygirl - Thu Jun 25 19:51:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. amount. Is it true or false all eBay autions have a minimum bid increment, which is about 10 percent of the bid amount.
Asked by Babygirl - Thu Jun 25 19:51:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How many bids and how much should I expect from my first ebay auction?
Q. How many bids and how much should I expect to get on my first ebay auction? Any suggestions to alter the auction at all?
Asked by leonp - Fri Jun 2 19:37:44 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dont forget to jack up the shipping price tenfold so you can fit right in at ebay!
Answered by Best-Of-Enemies - Fri Jun 2 19:38:16 2006
Q. How many bids and how much should I expect to get on my first ebay auction? Any suggestions to alter the auction at all?
Asked by leonp - Fri Jun 2 19:37:44 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dont forget to jack up the shipping price tenfold so you can fit right in at ebay!
Answered by Best-Of-Enemies - Fri Jun 2 19:38:16 2006
do you make last minute bids to win ebay auctions?
Q. do you make last minute bids to win ebay auctions?
Asked by mp01 - Sat Jun 23 19:34:26 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I enter the maximum price I'm willing to pay. If there is a need for a last minute bid, it's because the price has gone over my limit and I don't want to increase it.
Answered by Brian G - Sat Jun 23 19:47:18 2007
Q. do you make last minute bids to win ebay auctions?
Asked by mp01 - Sat Jun 23 19:34:26 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I enter the maximum price I'm willing to pay. If there is a need for a last minute bid, it's because the price has gone over my limit and I don't want to increase it.
Answered by Brian G - Sat Jun 23 19:47:18 2007
Any advice on biding on a house for auction by a builder? What do bids normally start at/ around?
Q. nice neighborhood. builder is auctioning multiple properties. i believe is in trouble financially because no houses are selling now.
Asked by j - Thu Mar 13 21:09:44 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before even deciding on a price I would want to know if the local zoning authority had already issued a CofA (certificate of occupancy). That means the house is safe to inhabit. You won't be able to move in without one. I would also want to know if these houses are fully complete or as is. This really would influence what I would bid. How much is not knowing if your builder would be in business in 6 months be worth (as a discount). Can you get a home inspection before the auction? Walk-through? Anything? I would be a little leery, but certainly curious. good luck!
Answered by Rush is a band - Fri Mar 14 13:53:10 2008
Q. nice neighborhood. builder is auctioning multiple properties. i believe is in trouble financially because no houses are selling now.
Asked by j - Thu Mar 13 21:09:44 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before even deciding on a price I would want to know if the local zoning authority had already issued a CofA (certificate of occupancy). That means the house is safe to inhabit. You won't be able to move in without one. I would also want to know if these houses are fully complete or as is. This really would influence what I would bid. How much is not knowing if your builder would be in business in 6 months be worth (as a discount). Can you get a home inspection before the auction? Walk-through? Anything? I would be a little leery, but certainly curious. good luck!
Answered by Rush is a band - Fri Mar 14 13:53:10 2008
How come people use Ebay auctions but not yahoo auctions to buy Best buy Gift cards?
Q. I was selling a $500 best buy gift card on yahoo auctions for less than $435 but no one bid on it, but on ebay people bid $445+ for it. The reason I don't use ebay is cuz I take the $14 fee. Why is that people don't bid on yahoo auctions even I'm also accepting paypal??
Asked by fantasy209 - Mon Jan 15 22:38:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because Yahoo does not have as strict seller requirements and there are much much more fraudulent sales on Yahoo. It is also not as popular and you do not have as many people see your auction listing. I do not trust Yahoo auctions at all and that is why I do not bid there. Even though Ebay can be a pain and there are crooks on it, it is better at this point than Yahoo.
Answered by angelina123 - Mon Jan 15 22:55:39 2007
Q. I was selling a $500 best buy gift card on yahoo auctions for less than $435 but no one bid on it, but on ebay people bid $445+ for it. The reason I don't use ebay is cuz I take the $14 fee. Why is that people don't bid on yahoo auctions even I'm also accepting paypal??
Asked by fantasy209 - Mon Jan 15 22:38:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because Yahoo does not have as strict seller requirements and there are much much more fraudulent sales on Yahoo. It is also not as popular and you do not have as many people see your auction listing. I do not trust Yahoo auctions at all and that is why I do not bid there. Even though Ebay can be a pain and there are crooks on it, it is better at this point than Yahoo.
Answered by angelina123 - Mon Jan 15 22:55:39 2007
what happens after you win an auction bid on ebay?
Q. I've never tried to auction/bid on a product on ebay, what happens after you win it? Does the item automatically send to you?
Asked by Abby - Wed Nov 12 00:14:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will be notified by Ebay Immediately that you are the Winning Bidder for the Item & You will have the Option to Pay for The Item at that time. You must Complete Checkout & Pay For The Item Before The Seller Will Send you the Item You Won. Depending on the Seller's Policy (some require immediate payment) usually you have Up to 7 days to pay for the item using Paypal. You then go to your Paypal account to pay for the item you won. This is Ebay's new rule as of Oct 1, 08. You have to pay through Paypal. If you do not have a Paypal Account then you must open up one in order to do business on Ebay. The Seller will then get a Email from paypal showing you paid for the item and the information you registered through paypal with is what the… [cont.]
Answered by pamm8577 - Wed Nov 12 20:36:58 2008
Q. I've never tried to auction/bid on a product on ebay, what happens after you win it? Does the item automatically send to you?
Asked by Abby - Wed Nov 12 00:14:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will be notified by Ebay Immediately that you are the Winning Bidder for the Item & You will have the Option to Pay for The Item at that time. You must Complete Checkout & Pay For The Item Before The Seller Will Send you the Item You Won. Depending on the Seller's Policy (some require immediate payment) usually you have Up to 7 days to pay for the item using Paypal. You then go to your Paypal account to pay for the item you won. This is Ebay's new rule as of Oct 1, 08. You have to pay through Paypal. If you do not have a Paypal Account then you must open up one in order to do business on Ebay. The Seller will then get a Email from paypal showing you paid for the item and the information you registered through paypal with is what the… [cont.]
Answered by pamm8577 - Wed Nov 12 20:36:58 2008
How do I find police auctions without having to pay a site online that might be a scam?
Q. I want to find a police auction so that I can maybe bid on a car but I have no idea where to look! Any help?
Asked by Mia Bella - Thu Apr 19 11:38:47 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your local department and ask them to give you the number to their police auction.
Answered by Blue Steel & Lace - Thu Apr 19 11:43:45 2007
Q. I want to find a police auction so that I can maybe bid on a car but I have no idea where to look! Any help?
Asked by Mia Bella - Thu Apr 19 11:38:47 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your local department and ask them to give you the number to their police auction.
Answered by Blue Steel & Lace - Thu Apr 19 11:43:45 2007
Accepting eBay Bids Before Auction Ends, Possible?
Q. Is it possible to accept a bid before the auction ends? If so, how and where?
Asked by Ray Alucard - Wed Nov 12 20:55:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Is it possible to accept a bid before the auction ends? If so, how and where?
Asked by Ray Alucard - Wed Nov 12 20:55:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Could you make a living by selling vehicles you buy at auctions?
Q. Could you make it a full time career going to auctions around Canada and the US, bidding on vehicles, then re-selling them for more? I think it would be a great job, you get to travel and own a new vehicle every week lol. Maybe someone does or has done this already and could let me know how it is/was? Thanks! nono i don't mean selling in bulk, just like 3 or 4 vehicles a month, selling privately
Asked by Zach L - Fri Mar 6 23:27:05 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hundreds of thousands of used car dealers make their living that way today. It costs a lot of money to get started in the business (just like it does to start any small business) but the potential for profit is always there. You must be a certified dealer in order to do this, you can't just start buying cars one day and call yourself a car dealer. You must go through the proper channels and get licensed like every small business does.
Answered by mccoyblues - Fri Mar 6 23:35:33 2009
Q. Could you make it a full time career going to auctions around Canada and the US, bidding on vehicles, then re-selling them for more? I think it would be a great job, you get to travel and own a new vehicle every week lol. Maybe someone does or has done this already and could let me know how it is/was? Thanks! nono i don't mean selling in bulk, just like 3 or 4 vehicles a month, selling privately
Asked by Zach L - Fri Mar 6 23:27:05 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hundreds of thousands of used car dealers make their living that way today. It costs a lot of money to get started in the business (just like it does to start any small business) but the potential for profit is always there. You must be a certified dealer in order to do this, you can't just start buying cars one day and call yourself a car dealer. You must go through the proper channels and get licensed like every small business does.
Answered by mccoyblues - Fri Mar 6 23:35:33 2009
In Texas, Is it wise to buy a "Single-Family House" for my own family use from "Auctions" instead of owners?
Q. We are moving to Austin Texas , need to buy a house. We have some Cash in hand. Do you recommend us to Bid on Real Estate Auctions and try to win a good bargin price or dose not worth the hassel and better to pay more and buy easiliy from real estate agents?
Asked by Beh - Mon Jul 14 05:32:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. We are moving to Austin Texas , need to buy a house. We have some Cash in hand. Do you recommend us to Bid on Real Estate Auctions and try to win a good bargin price or dose not worth the hassel and better to pay more and buy easiliy from real estate agents?
Asked by Beh - Mon Jul 14 05:32:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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