wackytobacy

I was there and the auction WAS chaos. Names being passed over left and right. Auction list handed out minutes before the auction didn't match that of the one displayed on projected screen, extended reverse bidding on names no one wanted to begin with, names weren't auctioned in order, names were started to be auctioned and then pulled before anyone had a chance to bid, bidders changing places during dibbing and moving infront of a competing bidder on a name - whispering somethign and that bidder no londer placed bids letting the whisperer win unchallenged. Not to mention that out of a list of over 4000 names 2/3 of the list of 160 were complete garbarge.

This was a great opportunity for many people to get their names bid on by qualified interested parties and they never had a chance, if my company had gone there with the sale of our names as one of our goals we would have been livid. Next years auction needs a complete over haul.