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Thanks for the advice guys. My gut is to not reveal the reserve as that could undermine the bidding, assuming there is bidding. I suppose if there are no bidders, and no watchers, then revealing the reserve probably wouldn't hurt but since this particular item has 7 watchers with 2 days left and 4 bids from two bidders, revealing it could hurt bidding. Then again, if there person who asked is a serious buyer telling him could help get the bidding up closer to my reserve. See how this can be a little confusing?
I think you guys are right that in the end, it's either going to sell or it's not.
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there're always buyers. you want to sell for the highest price. either way, the bidder will stop bidding, so don't influence him. everytime he bids, he's signing a contract, so try to get the most out of him
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