Posted by kyplowboy on July 16, 2012 at 08:01:57 from (98.93.132.127):
In Reply to: Good Auctioneers. posted by Dave Sherburne NY on July 15, 2012 at 20:21:34:
Around here James R Cash runs by far the smoothest sales. Moves along in a pattern. Every thing is always together. No buyer's fee.
One thing that bothers me about alot of'm around here is they do not make it clear who has the bid. Saturday I was at a sale and several times they guy said sold when three or four folks thought they had bought it. There is one guy around here that has two or three consignment sales a year. Has a hired hand who sets every thing up and then works as a ring man and tells the auctioneer what is selling next. They put 5 acres worth of stuff on a two acre lot and you spend most of the day climb'n over stuff to go to the other side of the lot, they sell two things and then every one climbs back to the other side.
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