Auction Ronald McDonald House Auction #10-Saiger Sauce Blue Flame Pack (3 winners)

[Mikey P]

Harvard Chemical has stepped up to the plate and very kindly donated two Blue Flame Packs to our fund raiser/Mikey's Fest auction.

Saiger’s Sauce Clear Flame Boost-it Pack, (2) Saiger’s Sauce 1 Free & Clear or Original Blue 6.5# Jars, (1) gallon of G-Force, (1) 10# Jar Booster Powder – Value including shipping is $155.00

Starting bid is $40 with $5.00 minimum increments
Last three high bidders win
Auction ends Sunday January 22nd at 6PM PST
100% of proceeds go to RMHC

 

[procarpet]

I'll start it at $40. Just got a shipment of clear flame and its very mild scented even with the boosters added. While cleaning a My Salon Suites the women kept commenting on the clean smell, I asked if it bothered them. They all agreed that it just smelled like clean carpet, not like most over powering deodorizers

 

[jwfoulk12]

$45

 

[SamIam]

$100

 

[Mikey P]

Come on Clayton, now that you can't buy wanders crap you got loads to blow...

 

[Lee Stockwell]

105

 

[SamIam]

It's been slower then usual just bought $500 worth of deodorizer and Saiger's sauce free!

 

[SamIam]

If I win I want the free odorless to try!

130

 

[SamIam]

I need the jars for my 40 lbs bucket I just bought!

 

[Lee Stockwell]

140

 

[jcooper]

Last three high bidders win

$45

Justin sitting in the "mr lucky" spot!

 

[Lee Stockwell]

For a great cause too.

 

[Sir James]

60

 

[jcooper]

140

60

???

 

[Mikey P]

Current high bid is $140 by @Lee Stockwell

 

[Mikey P]

remember the top three bidders win.


Please dont be clever and cheap and try and cheat the system

 

[SamIam]

How does one cheat the system?

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Bid just above the #3 bidder...duh

 

[SamIam]

Lee said duh! Hahaha

 

[Mikey P]

Three highest bidders and WINNERS are Stockwell, Stockwell and Sam Miller (paytoilet's bitch)

 

[D Luke]

I've been digging these auctions lately.

Whenever I go to a charity auction and they have multiple units of the same item then the high bidder gets the opportunity to buy as many as he wants. If there's any left, the next highest (back up) bidder gets the chance to take as many as he wants at the SAME PRICE the high bidder pays. So on until all items are gone or no one is willing to buy at the high bid price. If that's the case auction starts over for the remaining items.

A bit more complicated, but it always maximizes the $ raised for the cause.

 

[Sir James]

Now I understand.

 

[JayG586]

Well dang missed out on this one