The caveat here, of course, is when you ask the CEO of the company his opinion, he's bound to tell you it's the greatest thing since sliced bread!  Didn't look at the link, but would be curious if they have a "free trial" you can check out.  Also, wonder if their "huge searchable database" takes into consideration the "regional" differences - items worth SQUAT in my area may be gold in other parts of the country.....

IMO, unless you are selling TONS of stuff, there are enough free ways to find out how much something is potentially worth. 

Congratulations on another great score!  You know, you may not be buying as many units as before, but you're sure getting the quality (and the quantity) in the ones you are buying.

Good luck! 

Congrats rockin!

(They say "Yee Haw" in Arizona?  I thought that was only here in the mid-South!  )

I have never paid anyone anything on this forum.

You paid me a compliment once!!   

Three auctions over the weeked......

#1 on Friday - Paid up and CANCELLED!!
#2 on Saturday morn - Paid up and CANCELLED!!
#3 on Saturday afternoon - down to two at auction time - while we were all standing around waiting to start BOTH tenants drove in about 10 minutes apart and paid up! 

Goodnight Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are!  What a brutal way to end the month......

Went to an auction this past Saturday - six lockers - local auctioneer owns the facility and also a nearby auction house.  It's also one of the only places in my area where they do the old-fashioned "hard core" auctioneering - with the main guy, and his partner, who yells out "YEP" everytime someone places a bid and verbally prods the crowd for bids.  

Unit #1:  10x30 - Full size circus tent - went for $130
Unit #2:  10x10 - 1/3 full of boxes, most were re-sealed and contained furniture/desks/hutch = $750
Unit #3:  5x10 - had four couches = $110
Unit #4:  10x20 - Popcorn machine, razor scooter, 2 leather chairs, old cabinet radio = $475
Unit #5:  workout equip, military bags, headboard, suitcases, etc. = $950
Unit #6:  Kids (plastic) motorized motorcyle, one unassembled kids cycle in box, GUN (could only see the stock, may have been a BB Gun), few more boxes, lamps, etc.  Bidding went crazy = $975

Guys run a pretty good auction, but they also attract a pretty big crowd - about 40-50 with about 30 different people bidding!  Prices were a little higher than they've been.  Image one is the $475 leather chair unit and image #2 is the box unit.  Didn't get good shots of the others - since the "tag team" auctioneer brothers stood directly in front of the locker.  

Is it just me, or did anyone else find the "Young Gun's" comments a little hilarious?  (Paraphrased) "I take thousands of dollars to England expecting to make ten times that much!!"  He came home with $450..........huh?

My impression was:
1) WOW, I know it was Miami-Dade, but the crowds were enormous
2)  Everyone seemed to overpay for what they got.  At least they showed the good and the bad.

Nice score - looks like you're not "outta stuff" now!    

Good luck!