EAST GREENWICH, R.I. -- It was standing room only in East Greenwich on Tuesday as auctioneer Michael Salvadore sold off everything from an audio-visual business that went into receivership. Before the auction, bidders checked out merchandise from flat screen televisions to audio equipment and hundreds of cables. In addition to the packed room, there were about 100 more bidders online. "Some auctions go high, some auctions go low. Today with the Internet, it seems it's much more of a level playing field," said Philip Krauss, a bidder. Read More »
It was standing room only in East Greenwich on Tuesday as auctioneer Michael Salvadore sold off everything from an audio-visual business that went into receivership.
Before the auction, bidders checked out merchandise from flat screen televisions to audio equipment and hundreds of cables.
In addition to the packed room, there were about 100 more bidders online.
"Some auctions go high, some auctions go low. Today with the Internet, it seems it's much more of a level playing field," said Philip Krauss, a bidder.
Read More »
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It will certainly remind him what he's missing. A woman in Boca Raton, Florida, has taken revenge on her cheating boyfriend by selling his clothes on ebay - and modelling them herself in a series of nearly-naked photos. The 26-year-old, who calls herself Taylor Morgan on Facebook but declines to give her real name, says she has already made $1,000 from the online auction. Read More »
It will certainly remind him what he's missing.
A woman in Boca Raton, Florida, has taken revenge on her cheating boyfriend by selling his clothes on ebay - and modelling them herself in a series of nearly-naked photos.
The 26-year-old, who calls herself Taylor Morgan on Facebook but declines to give her real name, says she has already made $1,000 from the online auction.