Lots, Viewing and Charges

Q) Where do goods come from?

A) Lots originate from many sources inc. customer returns, bankrupty, ex-display & repossessions. Clients from high street retailers and Banks to Insolvency Practitioners & Receivers.

No goods are sold as new, working, complete or guaranteed in any way. All lots are strictly Sold as Seen.

Q) Are there additional charges?

A) Yes – All lots are subject to the addition of VAT (unless otherwise stated) plus an additional Buyers Premium (15% to 20%) incurred on the invoice total.

Invoice Examples:
£ 100 bid on a lot with VAT: Y & 20% BP (eg. a laptop) = £ 144 invoice total

£ 100 bid on a lot with VAT: N & 15% BP (eg. a vehicle) = £ 118 invotal total

Q) How do I know if a particular lot is any good or is working?

A) All goods are Sold as Seen, with no guarantees or warranties and include used items and retail returns – With this in mind physical viewing of auction lots is recommended with public viewing available for all sales.

Q) How can I test them?

A) All lots including vehicles can be physically assessed along with electrical points in all rooms – If you are unable to test items to your own satisfaction please do not bid.

Q) Do you deliver?

A) No – All goods must be collected directly from the associated salerooms by the buyers or their couriers (eg. Parcelforce) – Photo ID and verification required for vehicles.