Please do not bid if any of the following circumstances apply to you:

1. You are not able to wait until the auction closing date to finalize your travel arrangements.
2. You cannot afford to pay the amount that you are bidding within 24 hours after the auction close.
3. You wish to pay via check or money order. We only accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and PayPal.
4. There is a foreseeable possibility that you might change your mind and no longer wish to purchase the item.

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• How should I decide my maximum bid?
• I won the auction, but I don't want it anymore.
• I won the auction, but I have already made other reservations.

First you must register. Do not create multiple registrations with different emails! Make sure you provide the correct contact information. We use it to process your purchase if you win the auction. We do not share your information.

By registering, you are agreeing to act in accordance with the terms of service. When you have registered, check your email. We will send your password to you.

Once you have your username and password, scroll all the way to the bottom of the auction listing, where it says "Place A Bid". Enter your username, password, and bid amount. Then click the "Place Bid!" button.

DO NOT email bids to the webmaster. Bids submitted via e-mail are not valid and will not be included in the auction.

You do not need to email the webmaster a notice of your bid, either. The auction software tracks all bidding, and the webmaster can view the bidding status at any time.

All bids are final! Do not place a bid unless you are willing to commit to paying that amount should you win the auction. Do not email the webmaster asking that a bid be retracted. These requests will not be honored.

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Under what circumstances would is it inadvisable for me to purchase a vacation package through your online auction?

Do not place a bid that you cannot afford to pay within 24 hours of the auction closing. A bid is a legally binding contract.

Consult our specials page, www.myrtle-beach-resort.com, to see how much the package would cost you through our call center. Use that amount as a guide for your bidding.

Be aware that in the busy summer and winter holiday months we sometimes sell out, and auctions can be the only source for short-notice reservations. In this scenario, bidding more than the call center rate would make sense.

The reserve price is the lowest price that a seller is willing to accept for an auction. The seller sets the reserve price at the beginning of the auction. If the bidding does not reach the reserve price, the seller is not obligated to sell the merchandise. This protects the seller from incurring a financial loss.

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• Why can't I see the reserve price?
• I want to know the reserve price before I bid on the auction.
• Why don't you just start the bidding at the reserve price?

We do not disclose the reserve price. Click here to find out why.

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• What is a reserve price?
• I want to know the reserve price before I bid on the auction.
• Why don't you just start the bidding at the reserve price?

We do not disclose reserve prices, nor will we start the bidding at the reserve price. This policy protects our bidders from inflated auction prices. The following scenario explains our logic:

Assume that the reserve price for an auction is $400.

Scenario A:
We disclose the reserve price. Bidder #1 decides that the reserve is reasonable, and bids $400. Five or six people bid after that, and the auction ends up closing at $800. We would have sold the package through our call center for $600. The winning bidder did not achieve his or her goal of obtaining merchandise at a discount rate.

Scenario B:
We do not disclose the reserve rate, and start the bidding at $100. Four or five people bid, and the auction closes at $500. We closed out our inventory with an acceptable profit margin, and the auction winner obtained merchandise at less than retail rates. This is a win-win situation.

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What is a reserve price?

By placing a bid you agreed to the "Auction Terms & Conditions". You are legally obligated to complete the sale if you are the auction winner.

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1. Under what circumstances is it inadvisable for me to purchase a vacation package through your online auction?
2. I changed my mind. Will you retract my bid?
3. How should I decide my maximum bid?

By placing a bid in our online auction, you agreed to the "Auction Terms & Conditions", and are legally obligated to complete the sale if you are the auction winner.

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1. Under what circumstances is it inadvisable for me to purchase a vacation package through your online auction?
2. I changed my mind. Will you retract my bid?

You will receive an email that contains a link to our secure checkout form. Simply complete the form and press "Submit".

After submitting your information, you will receive another email with your reservation confirmation and all necessary information.

If you submit the checkout form during M-F business hours, you should receive a same day reply. If you submit the form over the weekend or during the evening, you will receive your response the next business day.

You must pay the auction price.

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1. How should I decide my maximum bid?
2. I changed my mind. Will you retract my bid?

You cannot change the dates or room-type of an auction you have won. Please read the details of the auctions carefully, and ask any necessary questions BEFORE you bid. A bid is a legal contract to purchase the described item in the event that you are the high bidder.

You can only view closed auctions on which you placed a bid.

Please call our Reservations Department at 1-888-627-3767. They will be happy to assist you.

Each week, we review our projected occupancy rates. If we feel that there will be unfilled vacancies, we post those units in our online auctions. This is a great chance for you to get reduced pricing!

All of our rooms are the same quality. We do not reserve certain rooms for online auctions, and others for call center sales. A room that is up for auction this week may have been available for booking through the call center last week. There is no difference.

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