Something I noticed in the OP's first post is the following parenthetical statement that I don't believe anyone has mentioned:
(they DID NOT take it all as discussed, but cherry picked all of the more expensive items)
So the auction house did not take everything, but just what they viewed as more expensive? And this took two trucks? I understand that there is a lot of effort to sort through a large volume of items, especially if not super well-organized, but the OP claims this bounty was cherry-picked. To me it sounds like the auction house made a one-day determination of the more valuable items, and seeing it in this light, gave the consignor a really low percentage of the final winning auction bids. I suggest the OP try to come up with a list of what was taken by the auction company, and let us know what that is.
If nothing else we can be on the lookout for when these items come up for auction, and see if the auction house has indeed been fair with their consignment offer.
brianp(arker)-beme
Last edited by brianp-beme; 02-04-2025 at 08:24 PM.
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