Goodwin auction ended in early June - any consignors received payment yet ?

[caramelcard]

"from my experience...emailing Bill is not effective."

Seguro.

[Edwolf1963]

I have not been paid yet either -- didn't expect until at least the 6-8 week window however as I figured it was customary and I had a huge lot (522 T206s). I have called twice and sent an email on the cards that did not sell, wanting to know status and when I would get them back to list here. All 4's or better, just too high of open (IMO) plus juice.

[Spartan]

Check delivered today by fed ex ......... so this fell within a 30 day window or thereabouts. Good deal.

[bobbyw8469]

have called twice and sent an email on the cards that did not sell, wanting to know status and when I would get them back to list here. All 4's or better, just too high of open (IMO) plus juice.

I rather have that than list a card for 99 cents and watch it sell for peanuts. At least Bill set it up so you didn't take a bath....

[Edwolf1963]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I rather have that than list a card for 99 cents and watch it sell for peanuts. At least Bill set it up so you didn't take a bath....

Oh, for sure - no complaints .. I just wanted to know the status of getting back and relisting here or other options. BTW, Bill did call me late yesterday afternoon, he had been away - gave me an update on check status and will relist the cards that went unsold in the June 6th auction on his next. Either lower open and/or lotted. All good, would rather that than the eBay route.

[BigJJ]

If an auction house needs more time than the contract provides to send payment, due to a late paying bidder, or for any other reason - it is they - who should be calling you. Not vice versa. If I did not receive either a phone call or money within the specified period of payment in an auction consignment contract, I would be hesitant about consigning again.
Sometimes auction houses are doing both the consignor and the house a favor by giving the winning bidder more time to pay, but they ought to be keeping the consignor in the loop.

[William Todd]

Try Robert Edward Auctions next time..