We're not trying to conceal anything, we're just using a different strategy to present only auctions that are relevant to each user.  We're requiring users to login so we can show them auctions close to them, and only those auctions.  We think it makes for a faster, cleaner, and easier user experience instead of showing auctions in Colorado on the homepage to a user in Miami.  We're just localizing, that's all.

But we appreciate your feedback and respect your opinion.

You can localize off IP and if they sign up and willing to give you additional information like a zip code that's fine then localize off the zip.

By preventing people from accessing your site, you have the be the most uneducated site owner in the world.  You are also prevent search engines from crawling additional content pages, which also prevents you from getting organic traffic. This prevents you from acquiring new customers at a faster rate..

It's just retarded in my opinion..

All it takes for an auctioneer to say "going once, twice, sold" is less then 10 seconds..

So their pretend excuse is flawed, buy advancing the timer 3 minutes.

In a real auction settings, the auctioneer, just wants to move through the lockers as fast as possible, fill out the paperwork, and go home.

I never had them keep a portion of the fee on refund.

Maybe it's a scam?

You have no clue if the facility or if workers from the site owner is bidding up units. I had friends bid up my eBay auctions before.  So it just comes down to, if are you willing to pay the final price that you bid.

I monitored a lot of on-line auctions, only to see the auction get sold, then see that same unit re-listed next month. Makes you think the Facility was trying to boost the $$ amount and failed and then they re-list.

There's really nothing you can do about it. I find is pointless to even look at the lockers available until the last day. So many listings get taken down. Why spend time looking at something that might not be available?

It's still going to count against your Top Seller Rating for "Item not as describe" you might want to call ebay and tell them to re-classify or delete that case.

I drop off the electronics at the scrap yard, they always give me $$ for them

*HIS*

I always picture Alloro as a grumpy old lady.