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Let me get this straight, I paid you $25.00 to join. But when I try to bid on a car before the auction starts, it tells me I need a license to bid or a broker. Now when the "live auction" starts will still I need a license or a broker? or can I bid on the items myself??
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Did you post in the wrong forum by mistake? What auction site? Who did you pay 25$ too?
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You have to watch to see if the auction is open to the Public. If not, you need a license to bid. In Arizona there are 2 types of license that let you bid at a dealer auction. You can get a used car dealer's license which is not too difficult but you must own or lease a "showroom" that is big enuf to hold at least 2 cars. You can also get an "auction license" which allows you to buy at the dealer auction but you can only sell to another dealer..... not what most bidders want since the dealers don't pay top prices.
That site cheated you if they accepted your $25 without demanding your license number in advance. Post your experience on ripoffreport.com , complaintsboard.com, reviewcentre.com, viewpoints.com, trustpilot.com and scam.com. Sometimes they will refund your money just to get you to stop warning others.
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Was this in regards to http://www.coxautoinc.com , AKA Autotrader.com?
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