First you need to determine why you are playing the game. What do you want to accomplish by entering the auction arena. If you are simply purchasing a car or boat for your own personal needs or desires then it will be a quick and easy process. You will want to register with the auction of choice. Ask to see their policies and procedures before you start bidding. We recommend that you physically go to the auction your first few times before bidding online. You will be able to look at the inventory, handle it, and evaluate the overall condition. Try and establish the value by doing some degree of research on the item of interest. Once you have picked a product out that you wish to purchase, establish a value in your mind that is a maximum price you are willing to go.

It is easy to get emotionally attached to a certain product, but you should have a maximum price you are not going to exceed no matter what. Once you start bidding, you will discover there are certain signs, call them sign language for auctioneer's, it is not necessary that you know all this information immediately because you can always ask the ringman, who is there to clarify price and answer any questions during the bidding process, but it will deem valuable in the future as you become an expert on auction bidding. Once you purchase the product the game is almost over. You will want to have a thorough inspection completed, especially if it is a vehicle with mechanical components. After the inspection is performed and everything is in passing order the transaction is complete. If you are bidding on items you wish to resale for profit, the fun will never end. It is a long additive process. We have sold over 10,000 vehicles in the past 12 years since our first auction. Our only warning is once you start, it is extremely difficult to quite.

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