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Selling at Auction The quickest way to secure capital from unproductive assets is through an auction. And the surest way to realize the highest cash return is to call upon the services of Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc. Our firm has produced millions of dollars for sellers in the history of our operation. With statistics such as these, it's no wonder our auction and appraisal firm conducts more than eighty auctions a year, selling virtually every type of industrial, commercial and personal asset. Auction Systems offers four types of auctions to serve the needs of our clients: Live Auctions, Simulcast Auctions, Internet Only Auctions and Private Auctions. Live Auction Methodology Simulcast Auction Methodology Internet Auction Methodology Private Auction Methodology Superior Marketing That Attracts BuyersRegardless of the method used for your
auction, Auctions Systems is a "market-maker" and we understand
that a successful auction begins with successful marketing and advertising. Only
by attracting the most qualified buyers will spirited and competitive bidding
occur. So we focus a major effort on reaching the right audience effectively.
Through our years of auctions and appraisals, we've learned who and where the
buyers are, as well as how to reach them. Using direct mail, trade
journals, newspaper advertising, Internet message boards, email and broadcast
fax; Auction Systems assures the best possible buyer turnout. Our reputation for
fair auctions also helps draw more qualified buyers, as does our expert handling
of timing, location, merchandising and other variables that can effect
attendance and results.
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Types of Auctions °Autos & Equipment °Bankruptcies °Business Liquidations °Charities °Estates & Antiques °Government Agencies °Household Dispersals °Landlord Liquidations °Lien Satisfaction °Private Invitation Only
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| Auction Systems does not charge a buyer's premium
at our auctions. A buyer's premium is a charge that some
auction houses charge to their buyers - as much as 25% above their bid price. These
other auction firms explain that it is a buyer's responsibility to pay
for the expenses of conducting the auction -- not the seller. Although
this explanation seems to have some logic, professional auction buyers
aren't that foolish, they simply lower their bids so they can afford the
buyer's premium. This translates into less money for the seller and
more money for the auction house who charges a buyer's premium. At
Auction Systems, we feel the use of buyer's premium is an unethical practice
and always results in lower auction revenue for sellers. Auction
Systems' commitment to never charging a buyer's premium is just one more way
to rise above the practices of other auction and appraisal firms. To
contact a sales representative, click
here. © Copyright Auction Systems
Auctioneers & Appraisers, Inc. 2006
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