1) Can you
send me a
detailed list of
equipment to be
offered in my
area? Equipment is
consigned to us
the day prior to
the auction, so
a list isn't
available until
preview. We
literally work
all night before
the auction
setting up and
unloading trucks
arriving from
all over the
U.S.
2) How many
items will be
sold in my area? You can expect
to see anywhere
from 200 to
1,000 or more
pieces.
3) Where does
the equipment
come from? Several
nationwide
firms,
distributors,
manufacturers,
equipment
operators,
family amusement
centers, leasing
companies, banks
and private
individuals
(example:
suppose a major
arcade has lost
it's lease and
must vacate it's
building. We can
have all the
equipment picked
up and delivered
to our next
auction. We
offer fast
service and ship
items at low
fees).
4)How do I know
if the equipment
I buy at your
auction works? We offer a
preview and
inspection from
8:00 a.m. until
10.00 a.m. on
auction day.
Here you can
determine the
quality and
condition of all
the equipment up
for sale. In
addition, we
power-up the
equipment once
the auction
begins so you'll
see it working
while you're
bidding.
5) How do I pay
for my
purchases? We accept Visa,
MasterCard,
American
Express,
Discover,
Travelers
Checks and cash.
6) When does the
equipment have
to be removed? Once the auction
has concluded
you'll have
three hours to
remove your
purchases.
7) If I buy just
one item do I
have to wait
until the
auction is over
to remove it? No. Once you've
successfully bid
and paid for
your purchase
you may
immediately
check out.
8) How can I
arrange
interstate
trucking? If you're
considering
volume
purchases, call
us. Our office
can arrange
freight
forwarding
anywhere in the
U.S. at
competitive
rates.
9) Will I have
to pay sales
tax? Unless you
present a
reseller's
permit that
relates to the
coin-op industry
and is valid the
day of the
auction, we will
collect sales
tax on all
purchases.
10) I own
equipment I want
to sell at one
of your
auctions. How
does that work? Please see
Selling
Information.
Equipment is
consigned to us
the day prior to
the auction, so
a list isn't
available until
preview. We
literally work
all night before
the auction
setting up and
unloading trucks
arriving from
all over the
U.S.