Wrong, BJ is making people play by their rules. 900 cars with no reserve and 400 cars with a reserve. They chose not to offer the 400 cars on the auction block with a reserve. And now that quite a few people got hit pretty bad by listing with no reserve I think next year more people won't be willing to take that risk. It will turn into an auction of clones and fakes selling for $100K plus. I think most people here probably wouldn't list their car at BJ with no reserve when they could sell it for the same amount by word of mouth and not pay the fees. It's a business plain and simple. We try to figure out what the market is doing and it appears BJ is making it more cloudy. But what should we care, we still have our cars!
