I did not collect it, Lake County did. Call 219-755-3155 to get your refund.
Created: Apr 26, 2026
Check your username and password for Case sensitivity.
Created: Apr 26, 2026
Stacy's phone is near the bottom of every auction certificate. Don's number is 219-406-1974.
Created: Apr 26, 2026
Nothing. they are exactly the same number.
Created: Apr 26, 2026
The little Green buttons are the day of sale or Lot number from the excel files. Once you click on one it will turn Red, that is the one you are bidding on. You then will see the data from the excel file (certificate) below.
Created: Apr 26, 2026
I get asked this question 50 times an Auction. The answer is for First Timers, it depends how many people are bidding. If no one bids on a First Timer certificate then it is 30 seconds per number, else it is longer. So that is around 2 per minute, around 100 per hour.
Once the First Timers are done, the Repeaters get 15 seconds if no one bids and 25 if someone does. So from Tuesday on look for 4 per minute or 250 an hour. My suggestion to you is that if you are going to bid on a Repeater, do a Proxy Bid and let the computer bid for you. There is a video link on the home page on how to proxy bid.
***The time for bidding repeaters may get lowered if we are running behind.
Created: Apr 26, 2026
On the Start Bidding Link, the Auctioneer is on Lot XX is the Lot being currently auctioned off. You can bid on other Green Buttons too if you are not interested in what the Auctioneer is Bidding on. The Lot Number you are on will be in red.
Created: Apr 26, 2026
You can check the “Winning Bids” link on the left side — or look for the green "You Won" marked right next to the Lot Number (Has a biege background)..
Created: Apr 26, 2026
Some people use that as a strategy to scare other bidders out. If you find that you bid twice you need to contact us WHILE the cert is being bid so that other bidders have the opportunity to react to the deleted bid. I will also reset the Timer, so the other bidders have more time.
Created: May 06, 2026