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Bargain Network's top 10 auction tips

Help make sure your auction experience is safe, easy, and rewarding.

Attend auctions that belong to NAPAA (National Association of Public Auto Auctions). You'll get special treatment as a Bargain Network member.
Inspect carefully and early. Remember that most auctions are "as is" so your inspection is critical. Take notes and use a digital camera if you have one.
Arrive early. You'll have enough time to get settled and inspect vehicles.
Weekdays and Wet Days often offer the best opportunities for bargains.
Bid early and late. The best deals are often found at the beginning and end of auctions.
Avoid auction fever when bidding. Set a price ahead of time and stick with it.
Be patient. Most auctions have more than 300 cars available per auction so there's bound to be a car you like.
Find out how much the buyer fees are. Don't get surprised by the amount you have to pay after you win the bid.
Bring a friend. Auctions move fast, so an extra pair of eyes always helps. Especially if they know something about cars.
Call your Bargain Auto Specialists at 1-888-62-AUTOS while at the auction. We can tell you how much to pay!

To learn even more about auctions, check out the Bargain Hunters Handbook.

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