Other considerations when buying at auction:

• If you are unable to attend, absentee bids will be accepted.
• Successful absentee bidders will be notified on the first business day after the sale.
• Some auctions will include a buyer’s premium. This is a premium, normally between 6-10% is charged to the buyer and is usually intended to cover costs associated with conducting the auction.
• There is no charge to receive a bid number, however, deposits may be required prior to receiving bid numbers at some auctions. In such cases, deposits would be fully refundable if the bidders does not make a successful bid. Otherwise, deposits would be applied against the purchase price.
• Identification will be required upon registration, and payment is normally by approved cheque with a bank letter of credit, Interac, Visa, or Master Card.

• Bid increments are determined by the auctioneer, and a lesser bid increment may be accepted at the discretion of the auctioneer.
• Goods are the responsibility of the buyer once the goods have been declared sold.
• Removal is the responsibility of the buyer and the auctioneer will advise the deadline for removal.
• HST of 15% applies to all purchases.