I happen to disagree with you here. He is 
providing a service - he's paying up front for 
cels he has no real guarantee that the person is 
actually going to pay for. Anyone could email him 
and say bid a max of 50,000 on something and then 
when they win, just stiff him. He's still out 
that money.

Also, it is *your* responsibility to keep track 
of the auctions he's bidding on for you. You did 
tell him the "max" bid you would pay, didn't you? 
If it goes over that, he's going to assume that 
it's gone past the point that you'll pay for it. 
If you decide you still want it, you should 
contact him and increase the bid. That's why he 
has you send in a max bid in the first place.

Regards,
Sheri

Who's been more then satisfied with her 
experiences with Deputy service, and is happy 
with paying the 20% commission for a cel she 
really wants.