Stories abound of Get-Rich-Quick scenarios disguising themselves as quasi Dudley Do rights rescuing the naïve Nells, better known as Joe Averageman, looking for relief from too much debt, too high gas prices, ad infinitum. It is then difficult, at best, when someone makes an attempt to tell his/her story of a method of supplementing ones income, that works, and have good ol' Joe or Jill give it any credence. Unfortunately, those of us who have spent our hard-earned money on money making ventures that proved fruitless, have become so jaded as to quickly cast aside any further claims that if we are willing to sacrifice a few dollars up front, we can find our fountain of wealth.

It may be folly, but Pearce Jameson has, with his article entitled "Why Government Auctions?" attempted to break through the skepticism created by the "smoke and mirrors" approach of what must be 98% of Internet attempts at wresting money from those who simply want to get ahead of debt collectors or at the least afford a more reliable car, a higher level of education, or better life opportunities for their family.

Preparing carefully for, then attending Government Auctions, has proven essential for Jameson in his quest to escape from the seeming unbreakable shackles imposed by the jailer known as bankruptcy. Reselling items purchased at better than bargain prices, and purchasing personal necessities at Government Auctions has proven to be his true Dudley Do right.