Answer : Yes you have to register then login to start bidding!

Answer : Yes, you can but you will need to make the necessary arrangements with the auctions team prior to auction day. We offer a telephone bidding service and a proxy bidding service, plus in some rooms you are able to bid live online. If you can’t attend the auction in person the safest way for you to bid is by Proxy – this is where you lodge your best bid with the auctioneer prior to the auction by completing the Bidding Form which can be found in our catalogues and on our website. Alternatively, you can choose Telephone bidding where a member of the auctions team takes bidding instructions from you and bids in the room on your behalf – this works well but is dependent on signal strength and we cannot guarantee that connection will not be lost. For more information, please contact us!

Answer: Online auction sees individual properties offered with eBay style bidding on a web based platform. Marketing of the Online Auction lots includes extensive promotion, open house viewings, sometimes with legal packs in place. Bidders will register their interest, provide ID and then gain access to the bidding system. Online auctions can offer properties Unconditionally (always with a legal pack provided) with the fall of the virtual gavel effecting an exchange of contracts between buyer and seller, or alternatively, lots can be offered on a Conditional basis with the winning bidder securing a period of exclusivity (usually four weeks) to arrange any mortgage funding before exchanging contracts.

Answer : Bidding at auction isn’t difficult, but doing for the first time can be a little daunting. We have several ways for you to bid, the main one being bidding in person in the product. For more information click the product.

Answer : Yes, it may be possible to bid online for an in-room auction lot. This is a new service and is only offered by a limited number of auction rooms. Most still prefer to provide other methods of non-attending bidding, such as telephone or proxy. Internet speeds can present difficulties, both in the auction room itself as well as for a potential bidder, and connections can be lost. Do ask the auctions team whether they can take internet bids, and if not, then advise them which of the alternative methods you would like to use..