Disclosure is a strategic choice, not an obligation. Telling buyers they are competing against others creates urgency - but revealing the exact number or terms gives them information to calibrate their bid just above the competition rather than bidding their true maximum. The most effective approach is confirming competition exists without specifying details, letting each buyer bid against their own fear of loss.
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