From: PaulpULVITZKA on
http://210.8.199.82/catalogue.aspx?chid=2204&BID=

Some outstanding looking buys and no reserves.

Thoughts, experience with these guys?

Thanks
From: George W Frost on

"PaulpULVITZKA" <pulvitzka(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> http://210.8.199.82/catalogue.aspx?chid=2204&BID=
>
> Some outstanding looking buys and no reserves.
>
> Thoughts, experience with these guys?
>
> Thanks

Dodgy web page I think:

Government, corporate and fleet consigned vehicles.
Only vehicles in this catalogue are simulcast. You must be a licenced motor
dealer to bid on this simulcast auction.
All vehicles have reserves. An fee of $ 300 inc GST applies to all
Government and finance vehicles.

Demonstration Auction Only


From: George W Frost on

"PaulpULVITZKA" <pulvitzka(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> http://210.8.199.82/catalogue.aspx?chid=2204&BID=
>
> Some outstanding looking buys and no reserves.
>
> Thoughts, experience with these guys?
>
> Thanks

Only other thing is that I think they are the Fowles Auction Group


From: Noddy on

"Milton" <millame23(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Seems odd that you have to be a dealer but in the terms and conditions it
> doesn't say so. So Milton buys the Prius for $100 and then pays the money,
> only then to be asked to provide dealers licence no. When I can't produce,
> I'm given the run around and told I've forfeited my money as I didn't
> comply with the terms and conditions and the original page that states I
> have to be a licensed dealer as well as there are NO refunds.

I never looked at the link, but it sounds like a trade auction that's no
different to any other trade auction.

Trade auctions are not open to the general public and you have to register
as a bidder before you can bid, and part of the registration process would
be to declare your LMCT number. If you don't have one you won't get a chance
to bid, so you won't do your dosh.

You simply won't get a chance to spend it in the first place *unless* you're
a dealer.

--
Regards,
Noddy.



From: Milton on

"Noddy" <me(a)home.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Milton" <millame23(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:4c5cf8ab$0$11101$c3e8da3(a)news.astraweb.com...
>
>> Seems odd that you have to be a dealer but in the terms and conditions it
>> doesn't say so. So Milton buys the Prius for $100 and then pays the
>> money, only then to be asked to provide dealers licence no. When I can't
>> produce, I'm given the run around and told I've forfeited my money as I
>> didn't comply with the terms and conditions and the original page that
>> states I have to be a licensed dealer as well as there are NO refunds.
>
> I never looked at the link, but it sounds like a trade auction that's no
> different to any other trade auction.

It's very different Noddy, it's more like e-bay. Take a look instead of
assuming, I did before I commented.
>
> Trade auctions are not open to the general public and you have to register
> as a bidder before you can bid, and part of the registration process would
> be to declare your LMCT number. If you don't have one you won't get a
> chance to bid, so you won't do your dosh.
>
> You simply won't get a chance to spend it in the first place *unless*
> you're a dealer.
>
I've had a look at the registration application and there is nowhere where
you insert your licence number.

Regards

Milton