All equipment is sold "As is" with no warranty or guarantee that the equipment works. It is the responsibility of the bidder to view the equipment and determine its suitability for use and functionality.

Items can be viewed at their location. Some sales will indicate when public viewing is available, please contact the seller direct to make other arrangements.

Items can be viewed at their location. Some sales will indicate when public viewing is available, please contact the seller direct to make other arrangements.

This depends on a number of things, however the general rule of thumb is that if you purchase items which are located in a foreign country and you import them into your country, you will need to pay all of the duties and taxes related to the import, but none of the local taxes of the country where the items were located. If you are a local purchaser, then you will have to pay the necessary local taxes. Other rules apply where equipment is located in special economic zones. Also in some countries, when items are sold overseas, the item price is not subject to local taxes, but the Buyers Premium will be, as it is determined as being a service provided in that country irrespective of the final destination of the items. Contact the seller direct for more precise information.

The Buyer's premium is an old Auction tradition. It is an additional percentage which the seller adds to the final winning bid amount. For example, if the winning bid is $120 and the Buyer's Premium is 15%, then the final sale value for that item will be $120 + 15% = $138 which will then be subject to local taxes as applicable.

An Auto-bid is where the computer bids on your behalf up to the maximum amount that you input for your autobid. This feature is useful if you are not going to be able to get online when the auction closes.

In order to compensate for slow internet connections and outages all items in all auctions will work on the extended time rule. This means that if a bid is received on an item in the ten minutes before the advertised sale close time, then the close time for that individual item will be extended by 10 minutes. This will continue until a full ten minutes have passed where there have been no bids on that item.

Bids are prioritised on the time they are placed, a bid or auto-bid placed first gets priority over subsequent bids of exactly the same amount placed at a later stage.