CdawgVA talks about the Charity Auction drama

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[thewolfpack]

For such a large event, those two seem like such a drop in the bucket compared to the overall success of the event.

[Christian-rvcy]

The fact that any drama that came from this was so short and simple and generally low impact shows just how insanely successful that auction was, it's crazy

[lostnthenoise]

If they can prove its not fraud, you cannot retract an offer to A charity in america.

[lainwolf]

The first one could be plausible, its as simple as the site itself auto fills in the cents as 00, so instead of putting 5-0-0-0-0 for 500.00 it counted it as 50, 000 (or something similar in that vain)

[icyclestick]

considering how big the event was, at the very least its just two problems

[thetruth]

Honestly, I expected something like this would happened, especially when the bid is online.

[diveinnature]

As someone who is very familiar with auctions it do be like that very often smh but you did good Connor you did good

[bruchett]

I felt other similar situations happened like when the guy bought a set of cards for 15k. He had the money, I think people online who (probably did not have the money) were just out bidding just to troll.

[SShadyJess]

I feel like the Vespa guy could've thought that Lud would bet even higher to keep his Vespa and then when he didn't, the guy panicked and tried to undo his bid by calling it in as fraud

[st.lucient]

best case scenario, bid was done by a kid who stole their parent's card. but one can only hope

[kiwihermit]

On the bright side, Ludwig doesn't have to part with his beloved Vespa?

[newbie]

I mean if that is all the controversies happened with such a big event, the event is a success

[frenchy]

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if someone actually got their card stolen and used in a charity event. It doesn't sound too farfetched tbh.

[Duckman]

I mean, it could have actually been a stolen credit card. I've seen it happen before with charity stuff.

[angelodou]

In some parts of the world, you use commas as decimal points and periods to indicate thousands. So instead of 500.00, they might have entered 500, 00 and the software turned it into 500, 000

[VcentChips]

This is why you need to ask their ID before letting them bid, if the bid was anonymous, then they could just vanish

[FirewallBreacher]

Many countries use a comma as the decimal point in numbers, which couldve caused confusion with 500, 000 being perceived like 500.000

[John-lwbz]

Fraud is so hard. And its such a nuisance online.

[SuperShortcat]

It would go to the second highest bidder for their bid amount. Wasn’t that Ludwig 😂

[DrBepis-joqt]

These two seem less like drama and more like “fucking hell” moments