Auction watch

Quattromike

Quattromike

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robbing bas**rd auctioneers have a new scheme to make yet more money ...... :mad:

https://www.fosters-solicitors.co.u...wYLQcbN_NunKYxY-eWx3lAoHZ3N5HSZ03cY4PMaX-GpBc
I know what you are saying Druid but I can imagine allot of wannabes showing up at the auction house and bidding on a property to buy then at the end of the day when it comes to paying they either don't have the means or the mortgage company snubs them and the auction company is left without a buyer.
I can see it not being favourable for the honest buyers though.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I know what you are saying Druid but I can imagine allot of wannabes showing up at the auction house and bidding on a property to buy then at the end of the day when it comes to paying they either don't have the means or the mortgage company snubs them and the auction company is left without a buyer.
I can see it not being favourable for the honest buyers though.
10% on the fall of the hammer tends to deter the muppets, at all the property auctions I've been to ;)..... unless they're total pricks, like the bid addicts on ebay :rolleyes: .... and now't'll cure them
 
Hydremaduck

Hydremaduck

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:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: reckon you could trench that pipe up the middle of runway #1 at Heathrow with that Mog

Many a true word said in jest ;)

Many years ago they ran one the length of a runway in Norfolk to install new lighting. To guarantee backfill compaction around the new lights they simply laid continuous ducting for the cabling and backfilled with concrete.
The new lights were circular so they simply cored a hole right down to the ducts which gave them access to the cabling ( once installed ) but as the light unit was circular and fitted snug in the cored hole, there were no backfill issues. :cool:
 
Quattromike

Quattromike

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Local company to me is selling up next month. They have some cracking kit. Change of business stated as reason for sale so probably won’t be a cheap auction.
 
TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

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10% on the fall of the hammer tends to deter the muppets, at all the property auctions I've been to ;)..... unless they're total pricks, like the bid addicts on ebay :rolleyes: .... and now't'll cure them
If it creates an option to purchase then there is still a risk that the buyer can walk. It would need to create an obligation to purchase for it to have any recourse if the obligation is not meet!
 
Quattromike

Quattromike

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Sale this weekend has some S60 attachments. Just remembered when I seen @CPS advertise his S60 bucket.
 
Quattromike

Quattromike

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Been watching the auction live to see how things are selling, I've got to say not a cheap sale. what will those Volvos make ?
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
cheap auctions are a myth
they are these days Ross:( ..... there was a time when bargains could be had ;)........ a loooooooong time ago though:rolleyes: ... have had some bargains over the years:giggle::giggle::cool:
 
pettsy

pettsy

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I’ve had a few bargains at Ritchie Bros on the timed auction stuff, the main auction never seems cheap!
 
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kato512

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The 2.5t cat was 11k. It was tidy with 2000hrs but was 2005
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
The 2.5t cat was 11k. It was tidy with 2000hrs but was 2005

Greetings Kato (y) and welcome :) ..... tha's strong money for a 14 yr old m/c :oops: even with the hrs and condition .. for a 2.5 tonner :unsure: but STBC :rolleyes:
 
Charlie

Charlie

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Local small farm auctions on a shitty day seem to be the only place for bargains now.
 
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