For an auction, place a reserve on it. If it does not gain to a reasonable asking price, then you get your item back. Bids start at $____ . Get the reserve in writing and maybe even notarized, witnessed even have a lawyer draw up a contract, if you auction those Sandals. Nabby is correct about someone buying it for less, then selling it at a higher price. Under no circumstance send or give the Sandals to anyone who plans on helping you sell them, even a known outfit, unless you had an attorney be part of it. It can turn into a nightmare with inside buyers. Avoid online auctions, for this reason. I know people who attempted to place bids online for higher end items and they were locked out and the only way to bid was online.
--- In [email protected], nablusoss1008 <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], Mark Landau <m@...> wrote: > > > > Yes, an auction among the faithful.... But will such a thing ever happen? > > > An auction is no good, someone will just get it cheaply and resell with a > huge profit. > Those, few individuals, that could or wanted to pay 5 mill $ are out there > somewhere. You just have to get the word out there that you have them. > > And then wait. >
