Frequently Asked Questions

We conduct various auctions in North Carolina, including estate sales, antique auctions, real estate auctions, consignments, and charity auctions.

Auctioneers are highly educated and skilled professionals who compete on behalf of their clients and are dedicated to promoting the auction profession. A board and members of the NC Auctioneers Association also govern us. As with any professional license, we must also have certain continuing education credits annually. Be wary when selecting an estate tag sale company with no sanctioning body. 

You can bid on items in our auctions online through our website or in person at the auction location.

All buyers are responsible for removing the items they purchased. Each item must be removed by the end of the pick-up period provided in the auction announcement. Any items not picked up will be deemed abandoned and considered property of the auction company. There will be no refunds for abandoned items purchased. 

At this time, we do not offer shipping. If you want an item shipped, please get in touch with a local shipping agency of your choice to determine shipping options. 

We accept cash and credit/debit cards for payment at our auctions. A 3% processing fee will apply to all credit card transactions. 

A 7% NC Sales Tax will be applied to all transactions except titled items. 

A 10% Buyers Premium will be applied to all transactions. Unless stated otherwise. 

All items are sold as-is where-is without warranty. No refunds. All auction day announcements precede any previously printed material or other oral statements.