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Bargain Hunt
Bargain Hunt
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BARROWBOY, I was completely misunderstood in the matter of the Letitiagate saga. I would like to think I would be known as something else other than a chubby chaser on here
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ok mate,thought there must have been a misunderstanding
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i do like the scottish brunette - and i dont mean Anita Manning
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Showing David Barby in so many episodes sort of gives away the fact they are repeating too many shows. He's been dead for 2 years.If you go to Ardingley, Newark or Lincoln or Builth they are always filming so they shouldn't need so many repeats.
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**** imo
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*r i g g e d imo
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got the perfect continuity programme for the bbc to wedge in between homes under the hammer & saints & sinners.how about a programme that monitors property bought at auction with stolen money & tax avoidance by developers selling renovating property,would be seamless.
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Tim Wonnacott is suspended after a dispute with the independant producers of Bargain Hunt. Now lined up for Top Gear apparently - going to do bits on vintage vehicles and automobilia.
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I really suspect anita gets her pals to bid silly money for tat at her auction house as no one ever loses money there. In today's episode I think the contestants also put shills in the auction, resulting in a bidding frenzy with one team making £165 and losing to a team winning £250.
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Re "shills" at auction, many are unaware that bidding up the items you are selling is not only allowed but often encouraged by the auction house (who of course have nothing to lose, given the commission/buyers premium)
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