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Auction House London for residential and commercial property auctions servicing London and the rest of the UK. View the current brochure
Hampstead Gate 5, NW3 6AL, London, United Kingdom
3.0
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was going to purchase a property using these guys but decided to view a couple of online auctions prior to doing so. Thank goodness I did, what an unprofessional bunch these people are, video feed is as stable as a 1990's connection, their guide price is actually their starting bid and not the actual property worth.
Admittedly as a first-timer in the auction world I was a little naive, but my small purchase of a tiny plot of land ended up costing substantially more than the amount bid (over 50% of the purchase price) because of additional “fees”.
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