It depends on who you are. That part was put in by my partner, it hasn't always been followed. Would rather not have to call the ATF to make sure the C&R is correct when dealing with 140 other buyers.
But you could have asked me before posting about it.
I hope you appreciate the feedback. We are your customer base. I have purchased items at two of your auctions and I am happy with them. When your web interface is glitchy, you have a problem.
I hope you appreciate the feedback. We are your customer base. I have purchased items at two of your auctions and I am happy with them. When your web interface is glitchy, you have a problem.
I hope you appreciate the feedback. We are your customer base. I have purchased items at two of your auctions and I am happy with them. When your web interface is glitchy, you have a problem.
Your winning bid on that Smith & Wesson is $300.
After paying everyone, including Proxibid, the state, DROS, background, internet fee, sellers premium, buyers premium, advertising fee....
The Smith & Wesson is now $450.
Your winning bid on that Smith & Wesson is $300.
After paying everyone, including Proxibid, the state, DROS, background, internet fee, sellers premium, buyers premium, advertising fee....
The Smith & Wesson is now $450.
Im more concerned about paying over $5 a gallon on gas , food and supply’s have doubled in cost along with electricity, gas and water
Paying a lil more on a firearm I really want is ok in my mind
Nye County has a "tax lien" auction twice a year for properties that have been seized for lack of payment on property taxes.
You had to drive to Pahrump and bid live at the courthouse. Some excellent deals were found on land purchases.
Then the fakedemic hit and Nye County decided that, because of "social distancing" BS, that they would move the auctions to "Bid for Assets" on the internet.
Now you got the whole world bidding on these tax properties without even seeing them.
Drives the price through the roof. Good for Nye County, not good for the local folks.