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Family run auctioneers and valuers. Includes profiles of key personnel and details of forthcoming sales.
Bid on a lot with this company and when I requested an invoice they claimed there was no history of a bid from me even although when I put my bid in the auctioneer confirmed a bid on line just after I put my bid in .I will not be using this company in the future.
My experience with this company left me feeling I had been vastly overcharged. Had I known how much they were going to siphon off through charges, I would never have dealt with them. Certainly I won't be doing so again.
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