3 Jul
2007
3 Jul
'07
7:18 p.m.
Jay West wrote:
Does anyone know the policy of govliquidation.com is
on partial
auction disposal?
One small item I want is in a lot with 700 pounds of stuff I
definitely don't want (pipe fittings, valves, etc.). If I bid on the
lot and win, I'm guessing I need to take it all though and pay to have
the metal junk shipped. Anyone delt with this before? Does
govliquidation allow you to say "please throw the rest away" or do I
need to approach the shipper? If someone has done this before, I guess
the shipper would charge a disposal fee to cart off the unwanted
stuff? Suggestions?
Thanks!
Jay West
I have done this a few times. From the govliq point of view, you need to
take it all. I ended
up paying the shipper to haul the rest to a local recycler. It was a lot
cheaper than shipping
it all to me. On some smaller lots, that I had picked up by a UPS store,
they disposed of the
extra stuff for free.
Bob