Lot 246, Flight Refuelling Ltd (Cobham plc) - Peaker Pattinson (Auctioneers) Ltd [PP2]
cepm...@yahoo.co.uk
indestructible. And probably will go for almost nothing.
Does anyone have a login for this site? I tried registering but it says 5
days to wait for some reason.
Phil
<http://www2.ppauctions.com/lot.php?l_id=4190&id=29&search=&perPage=50&sort=2&thisPage=5>
Russ Garrett
> This would be a very suitable replacement for the blue band saw... Nearly
> indestructible. And probably will go for almost nothing.
> Does anyone have a login for this site? I tried registering but it says 5
> days to wait for some reason.
I *used* to - that's where we bought all the BBC stuff from. But their
site must have changed, because it no longer recognises my details
I've registered again, for good measure.
It's worth noting that in order to bid you have to ring up and put
down a deposit by credit card. Then all prices are subject to:
12.5% Buyers Premium
3% Online Premiun (!)
20% VAT
So you end up paying ~40% more than the hammer price.
--
Russ Garrett
ru...@garrett.co.uk
Tim Hutt
> It's worth noting that in order to bid you have to ring up and put
> down a deposit by credit card. Then all prices are subject to:
>
> 12.5% Buyers Premium
> 3% Online Premiun (!)
> 20% VAT
>
> So you end up paying ~40% more than the hammer price.
There's some cool looking stuff on that site... giant (36 mm) taps,
reamers and so on. How cheap do the things end up? And I guess you
then have to go to Basingstoke (for the engineering auction) & pick
the stuff up?
Tim <- Auction newbie.
Nigel Worsley
It won't take that long, I registered this afternoon and got the confirmation email about an hour ago, I have a bid limit of ￜ200
before I have to bung them a deposit. That is currently enough for the suggested electric hack van :-)
Nigle
Tim Storey
Sci
So in addition to 35.5% cost extra passed on to the buyer (I'm betting
the seller has to pay fees too), each listing has a location tab so
they're located all over the place?
Still even with the fees looks like there's still some bargains to be
had. If you're able to arrange collection ok.
Any other good engineering auction houses to keep an eye on?
~ Sci
Tim Hutt
On Jun 7, 2011 1:59 AM, "Sci" <s...@sci-fi-fox.com> wrote:
>
> On 06/06/2011 23:50, Tim Hutt wrote:
> > On 6 June 2011 22:45, Russ Garrett <ru...@garrett.co.uk> wrote:
> >> It's worth noting that in order to bid you have to ring up and put
> >> down a deposit by credit card. Then all prices are subject to:
> >>
> >> 12.5% Buyers Premium
> >> 3% Online Premiun (!)
> >> 20% VAT
> >>
> >> So you end up paying ~40% more than the hammer price.
> >
> > There's some cool looking stuff on that site... giant (36 mm) taps,
> > reamers and so on. How cheap do the things end up? And I guess you
> > then have to go to Basingstoke (for the engineering auction) & pick
> > the stuff up?
> >
> > Tim <- Auction newbie.
> >
>
> So in addition to 35.5% cost extra passed on to the buyer (I'm betting
> the seller has to pay fees too), each listing has a location tab so
> they're located all over the place?
I think all the items from each auction are in the same place....
Russ Garrett
> It won't take that long, I registered this afternoon and got the
> have to bung them a deposit. That is currently enough for the suggested
> electric hack van :-)
I've just got my account back with a credit limit of £1k, so I'm OK to
bid on whatever. The flooring does look interesting.
We need to decide if anyone's willing to pick it up from Dorset,
though. They usually only give you a 3-4 day window to collect stuff.
--
Russ Garrett
ru...@garrett.co.uk
Adrian Godwin
>
> Any other good engineering auction houses to keep an eye on?
>
> ~ Sci
>
>
This one's coming up again next week :
http://www.peacockauction.co.uk/pages/forthcoming/Forthcoming.html#collective
-adrian
cepm...@yahoo.co.uk
auction.
If he wins any of it he may be persuaded to pick up other stuff while he
is there....
Phil
On Tue, 07 Jun 2011 08:54:43 +0100, Russ Garrett <ru...@garrett.co.uk>
wrote: