The first run of this project has brought up some interesting questions (and wonderful feedback) that I would like to take the time to respond to:
I have been asked what an 'appropriate' bid could be. This is something for each individual bidder to determine for themselves. There is no unacceptable bid. Anything is possible and that amount should be what you, as the bidder, feel is appropriate to you and your pocketbook.
Secondly I was asked to lengthen the amount of time for bidding - which I have done. The next round of bidding will last the length of time between the postings, which could be up to 3 weeks.
Finally - the next post will be on the 17th of December.
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1. Posts happen on Thursdays - 2 to 3 times a month.
A project by April Gertler.
Wager
Etymology: Middle English wageour pledge, bet, from Anglo-French wageure, from wager
Date: 14th century
1 a : something (as a sum of money) risked on an uncertain event : stake
b : something on which bets are laid : gamble
2 archiac : an act of giving a pledge to take and abide by the result of some action
Things to Know
All works - except the most current Wager - have sold.
1. Posts happen on Thursdays - 2 to 3 times a month.
2. If you would like to bid on the work; please email me.
a@aprilgertler.com
3. Bids are accepted in the form of 2 currencies: dollars and euros (depending on where you live).
4. Bidding is open until the next posting is posted. This could be up to 3 weeks depending on the next post.
5. Once you have been notified that your bid has been accepted as the winning bid - the payment + the shipping cost can be made via Paypal or direct deposit.
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