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- Bill Moffitt - 08-10-2007
We are auctioning off Garage Spaces again this year. There are two spaces per paddock. The highest bids will get the spaces. Go to the Make-A-Wish section of the RTR website to see a configuration of the paddocks.
Send in your bids to: bill.moffitt.iii@smithbarney.com
Bids must be received by September 10th.
Thanks for your help!
- Tony356993 - 08-10-2007
Bid sent - Thanks Bill for your hard work.
- APXD 30 - 08-10-2007
Just sent mine. Pocono weather is always iffy.
- JIMK - 08-10-2007
Did mine too!
- larrybard - 08-12-2007
I bid -- but am clueless (so what else is new?) about what it might take to win a space. Maybe that's the intent, to encourage higher bids? Of course it's for a great cause, so nothing wrong with that.
- Brian Minkin - 08-12-2007
My bid is in.
- Tony356993 - 08-12-2007
Quote:I bid -- but am clueless (so what else is new?) about what it might take to win a space. Maybe that's the intent, to encourage higher bids? Of course it's for a great cause, so nothing wrong with that.About 5k shout get you a garage.
- TRAK HO - 08-13-2007
There are 30 paddocks available (thus 60 Spaces). Once I have bids on all the paddocks, I will post the bids on the Forum. Drivers can use this as a way to see "the market" for spaces and make their new bids accordingly.
We have asked for a minimum bid of $200 per paddock in the past.
- dmano - 08-13-2007
Looks like the Trak Ho is really becoming a Pimp Daddy, get all the money you can out of this bunch of John's they can afford it.
Good job Trak Ho
- larrybard - 08-13-2007
TRAK HO wrote:
Quote:There are 30 paddocks available (thus 60 Spaces). Once I have bids on all the paddocks, I will post the bids on the Forum. Drivers can use this as a way to see "the market" for spaces and make their new bids accordingly.I assume that once the "sealed bids" are disclosed, you'll only permit new bids that are higher. But perhaps you'd want to reconsider such disclosure anyway -- otherwise, logically, what is the incentive to bid high in the first round (other than donative intent, which ought to be the primary motivation anyway), knowing that everyone will have a second chance?