The way auctions close?

[Jay Wolt]

Originally Posted by jefferyepayne

if people start voting with their dollars and further supporting auction houses who don't close all at once at insane hours of the night.

Here's my list. Let me know if I'm missing anybody.

Baggers
Brockelman & Luckey
Bussineau
Heritage
Huggins & Scott
Joe’s Vintage Sports Cards Auctions
Legendary Auctions
Mears Auctions

jeff

Jeff, Don't know why you'd want to boycott a slew of good honest auction houses just because they have different ending times.
Just place your top all bid and get some sleep.

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Jeff, Don't know why you'd want to boycott a slew of good honest auction houses just because they have different ending times.
Just place your top all bid and get some sleep.

Only boycotting Legendary, Jay, for different reasons as mentioned. I didn't mean to imply or throw good, honest auction houses under the bus. I know consigner preferences often drive the closing method an auction house chooses. Some may be more convenient for some than others but as long as they are honest, that's good enough for me!

jeff

[x2drich2000]

Noticed this tonight while thumbing through the REA catalog: "Payment is due within 14 days of notification of lots won. Please call to prearrange and to be approved for any type of payment schedule, which can sometimes be arranged with a deposit and interest charges."

DJ

[Leon]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

Noticed this tonight while thumbing through the REA catalog: "Payment is due within 14 days of notification of lots won. Please call to prearrange and to be approved for any type of payment schedule, which can sometimes be arranged with a deposit and interest charges."

DJ

REA has always (as long as I can remember) offered generous terms to their customers on a case by case basis. I know I have almost taken them up on it a few times but in the end had the funds, if I remember correctly? Who knows with their current auction I might have to ask again!!