I don't know, I think its good that people are 
asking questions before bidding on an auction, 
that way they don't regret it later. But what 
seems like a stupid question to you might be very 
important to them. I, myself, have asked many 
stuid questions when i first started collecting 
and its how I learnt over time. And i think its 
only good business to be understanding to these 
customers needs and inquiries. I'm sure many 
dealers here have also gone thru 
numberious "dumbass" questions. Recently, i too 
keep getting email I'd love to ignore, but i 
think its only good business to show patience and 
answer the questions as friendly as I can. I 
don't think its wrong for people to throw money 
on an auction that they know little about..hey if 
ya see something worthwhile..why not? Some of my 
most expensive cels I knew very little about them 
before actaully receiving them because the 
auctions were in Japanese, and I asked as many 
questions as I could. I think these people are 
actaully being very smart. If they are spending 
so much money on a cel, i'd think they should ask 
as many questions about it as possible

anyways, all im trying to say is that instead of 
being annoyed with them, just sit back and take a 
deep breath. Buyers that are asking questions are 
actaully the ones more serious about the auction 
than people who dont even take the time to ask in 
my opinion.