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Branded surplus stock direct from major retailers with up to 85% off RRP. The UK's largest digital auction marketplace for retail returns and surplus consumer product.
The Harlequin Building, 65 Southwark Street, SE1 0HR, London, United Kingdom
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I signed up as I saw a brand new MacBook for a really attractive price. After I bid I clicked on an almost hidden question mark link next to the price, I was horrified to find out that they will add additional 50% to the winning price. This made the price ridiculous. I could get it cheaper if I bought it outright from a retailer. So I tried to contact support and despite claiming that they can be contacted anytime to chat with support by clicking the “blue button”, there was no blue button. You can only send emails and those take 24-58 hrs to get responses to. I sent the email requesting cancellation. I also deleted my debit card just to be safe. They contact me the next morning demanding that I pay a 3 figure sum for cancelling. I tried to ring the auction house concerned and spoke with some Indian bloke who could barely speak English but very aggressively threatened me with court action if I didn’t pay the 3 figure sum for cancelling before slamming the phone down. These are clearly scam artists so please avoid.
Platform that let's auctions con people !!! Don't touch this company
Simple as this !!!!!!USE AND YOU WILL LOSE !!!! PURE SCAMMERS should be shut down fake auctions charging hi prices PLEASE DONT USE IT
Be careful everyone if you’re buying a vehicle from this auction, make sure you read the times and conditions because they some hidden cost could add up to quite a lot. This is probably the worst auction to buy a car from and the hidden fees are extremely high I would definitely not recommend anyone to buy it from here
Supreme auctions Sheffield, This company gives online auctions a bad name, I live approx 200 miles away so am unlikely to view lots before auction, I like lots of other bidders rely on the description and online photographs of the lots we wish to bid on, however this auction company contrives to display pictures of the lots they call stock photos which is not what you will get if you win any lot, it has happened a few times to me as a regular bidder, they show lots with batteries and chargers but you will get only bare units, which is misrepresentation of the lots, which is very bad business and possibly illegal. I will be reporting them to trading standards for this shoddy practice.
I camplained to their customer services which was a waste of time as they told me to read their terms of reference, which I have done a few times, all it says is that there may be parts missing with the lot, however the point being you bid on what you see in their photos as they present them. It is such a shock when you bid on an item you believe you see and all you get sent is junk.
Auctioneer users beware of this company and its shoddy practices.
How Ibidder allows this to happen is beyond me.
Be careful of this website! They have all the bidders hidden( which is not transparent because you don’t know who is bidding against you) and on any action they have back people that they constantly bidding to rise up the price where actually they want to be on the time of action which is not legat at all
No just no don’t bid. I’m down £9000.00 so just take my advice don’t bid
I bought two items in the past two months. The first item was advertised as three pieces, but only one was given to me. Secondly, I purchased a chainsaw machine. I was also sent a grass trimmer, which was also advertised, but no one bid for it. I don't think you should be bidding online without seeing the item. There may be more to their business model than what meets the eye.
I won two auctions on the 7th Nov paid £96 for delivery on the 10th Nov today is the 4th Dec i have still not received my items even after numerous calls and emails to supreme auctions and to dbl the courier company i am still waiting they have not contacted i have to keep chasing them up last time i spoke to someone at supreme auctions she was not courteous or understanding at all and she put the phone whilst i was still talking
Straight forward application and approval was very quick
THE website is legit and safe .
The tax is just a bit to much sometimes .
I ve buy it a car ..was all around scratch it..broked bumper..two door deep scratch.same side the mirror scratch it..and the engine make noise..need change the chain belt..for one BMW 320i..2010 ..Ive payed £980..and for late payment about two hours another £530.. together £1510...for a scrap car..it's a shame for scrap cars..for fix engine it is £583 only parts plus £1200 handjobe
Getting an item for £1600 worst £100 very bad + they threatened me on the phone if I’m not paying for the item is gonna be legal action what a joke those people and sending the second invoice after you pay the first one so no option I have to pay it I noticed discrepancies in the item descriptions versus the actual products received. It felt misleading, and I was left feeling frustrated and taken advantage of. Transparency is crucial in any auction setting, and I expected better from a service of this nature.
I urge Cambridge auctions to contact me directly to discuss my concerns and hopefully resolve these issues. I believe that open dialogue could lead to improvements that benefit all users in the future.
Overall, my experience was far from satisfactory, and I would caution potential bidders to proceed with caution
It took over 20 hours to get approved
This company it's fraud
100 x NEW PACKAGED ASSORTED SWIM & UNDERWEAR MAY INCLUDE BRAND SUCH AS WONDERBRA, BOUX AVENUE, ANN SUMMERS, CONFITEX, SPANX, FIGLEAVES, POUR MOI, MIRACLE SUITS, SEA FOLLY, CURVY KATE, TRIUMPH, BERLEI, MAGISCULPT, PANACHE, CALVIN KLEIN, PLAYTEX, MAIDENFORM, SLOGGI & MORE. EACH ITEM HAS AN ORIGINAL RRP OF BETWEEN £10 - £80. We estimate that each lot has an approximate RRP value of circa £3,500. All stock is sealed and new. You will receive a mix of styles, sizes, and brands. We cannot guarantee which brands or styles you will receive.
And I recevied 50 psc to same style swim top unbranded and 50 psc to same swimsuit but abnormal big size bikini unbranded too it's no mix it's china shit
I have been with the auctions for years, various different ones. I bidder.com does it all, can get what you need most of the time.
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