Are you ready? One of the bargain hunters events of the year is about to begin, yes, it’s Sydney Airport’s lost property auction. Here are our essential tips for getting yourself a bargain. Continue Reading »
You’ve surely noticed the fact that most auction centers are now offering sales, the question is, can you still get a bargain? And how does the whole process work? Recently I picked up a couple of items from Slattery Auctions, so stick with me while I step you through how that played out. Continue Reading »
It’s been some time since I last covered the online auction sites in Australia and a quite lot has changed since then, some sites have grown, some have gone and there’s some new entrants. Continue Reading »
Is there anything a hammer won’t fall on? No, I say! Holiday time is a major expense for any family, and even intrepid travelers, so saving a dollar or two is always welcomed. Travel auctions have become popular in the US and UK, and are starting to take off here in Australia. Continue Reading »
Auctions, both online and traditional, can be a great place to grab a bargain, although, they can also be a great place to lose money. No one wants to lose money, so let’s look at where some people go wrong. Continue Reading »
Restaurant and catering equipment can often be found at auction including tables, chairs, stainless steel kitchen equipment and utensils, racks, stoves, ovens, fridges and freezers, ice makers, espresso machines, and all types of commercial catering equipment. Continue Reading »
The sites presented here, offer ‘Consumer to Consumer’ auction sites like eBay, e.g. where individual sellers can list goods for sale. Whilst none of these sites come close to having the mass of eBay, it’s worth remembering that eBay has been online for over a decade while most of these sites are less than 2 or 3 years old and are solely Australian focused. Continue Reading »
Book auctions can be a great way to find unique titles and rare books as well as books that have no use to there previous owner whether it be an unwanted Christmas present or shelf clearance. Continue Reading »