I dont want a catalog -- UNSUBSCRIBE!!! Tell Me how

[Republicaninmass]

No catalogs and reduce buyers premium with the savings

[Bobbycee]

I know when REA sends out an email that their catalogs will be arriving soon, there is an option to opt out of receiving them. Otherwise, it's as easy as making a call to the auction house and requesting to be taken off the list.

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

No catalogs and reduce buyers premium with the savings

How much savings do you really think the AH's would make from not sending catalogs and how much in business do you think that would cost them? I can tell you the lot I won in this past REA auction I only saw cause I got the catalog. I would imagine I wasn't the only one to do that either.

I don't believe either Sterling or Collector's Connection send any catalogs. I think Scott may have sent stuff years ago for his in person auctions, but that's not what's being referenced.

[Orioles1954]

Hi Ryan,

Our "Go Green" catalog opt-out is available on our home page. You will no longer get a catalog and will also get a $10 credit. Just follow this link:


https://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-bin/vp.pl/nocat.htm


Best,

James

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by Orioles1954

Hi Ryan,

Our "Go Green" catalog opt-out is available on our home page. You will no longer get a catalog and will also get a $10 credit. Just follow this link:


https://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-bin/vp.pl/nocat.htm


Best,

James

Thanks James. I appreciate the link

DJ, you got a steal on that Philly Cab. Congrats. And for you (likely many others), the catalogue is good and wanted. But I DO NOT want a catalogue and I should be able to just opt out on a site (like this link or like Mike high) and not have to call; and btw, I have called and emailed AHs asking for no more catalogues but they still show up

[puckpaul]

Well, if they do get rid of large heavy catalogues, which can be a pain to discard continuously, they should all invest in a great search function through historical auctions and prices. Some are great (REA), and some are horrible (Lelands) or non-existent or unworkable (have to scroll through lots and need the catalogue).

[philo98]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

How much savings do you really think the AH's would make from not sending catalogs and how much in business do you think that would cost them? I can tell you the lot I won in this past REA auction I only saw cause I got the catalog. I would imagine I wasn't the only one to do that either.

I don't believe either Sterling or Collector's Connection send any catalogs. I think Scott may have sent stuff years ago for his in person auctions, but that's not what's being referenced.

Same situation. Ive usually gone through the site of the auction house before I receive the catalog, but in almost every auction, I find another item to bid on when the catalog arrives.

[Jewish-collector]

I agree. I don't think the auction catalog means much nowadays. Everything is online so it's no longer a big deal. And, the images can be enlarged. The catalogs are still produced because the consigners want them, not the bidders.

[joejo20]

My problem is that they are adding up on my shelf space because I cant just throw them out

[BobbyStrawberry]

I almost never look at the physical catalogs, although they are often very nicely put together.

My gripe is when I ask an AH to stop sending them to me and they keep doing it anyway.

[bbcard1]

Originally Posted by BobbyStrawberry

My gripe is when I ask an AH to stop sending them to me and they keep doing it anyway.

I've had a similar experience. In the winter, I use them to start the fireplace, in the summer they go directly into recycling. I have usually been through the auction long before I get the catalog.