Which of the following refers to a seller in an auction driving up the cost of his or her own item by bidding on it?
A) fee stacking
B) shill bidding
C) misrepresentation
D) nondelivery

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Shill bidding is the practice of a seller or their associates bidding on their own item in order to drive up the price. This is considered fraudulent and unethical behavior in auctions. Fee stacking refers to adding hidden fees or charges to a purchase, misrepresentation is providing false or misleading information about an item, and non-delivery is failing to deliver a sold item.

Which of the Following Refers to a Seller in an Auction