I know this has been discussed already. Just thought this should have it's own thread.
So Ritchie Bros Covid-19 response is auction sites are open for inspection of equipment, but bidding is only online. I had read where some auction companies in the US had moved this way too. However, they were waiving their online buyers premium.
So I contacted Ritchie Bros to see if they were reducing or waiving their online buyers premium... nope it will stay the same.
I would be furious if I was lined up to sell my equipment in a spring auction and essentially Ritchie Brothers added 3.45 to 10% to the cost to purchase items at my loss. Any item worth more than $10,000 is a minimum $1,000 buyers premium.
The buyer's mood is already under strain and add this. By the way, I checked and prime at RBC hasn't moved yet. So interest on variable rate loans aren't different from last fall despite two rate cuts at the Bank of Canada.
Funny Pattison didn't buy Ritchie Bros cause there is more money in selling equipment the second time around.
So Ritchie Bros Covid-19 response is auction sites are open for inspection of equipment, but bidding is only online. I had read where some auction companies in the US had moved this way too. However, they were waiving their online buyers premium.
So I contacted Ritchie Bros to see if they were reducing or waiving their online buyers premium... nope it will stay the same.
I would be furious if I was lined up to sell my equipment in a spring auction and essentially Ritchie Brothers added 3.45 to 10% to the cost to purchase items at my loss. Any item worth more than $10,000 is a minimum $1,000 buyers premium.
The buyer's mood is already under strain and add this. By the way, I checked and prime at RBC hasn't moved yet. So interest on variable rate loans aren't different from last fall despite two rate cuts at the Bank of Canada.
Funny Pattison didn't buy Ritchie Bros cause there is more money in selling equipment the second time around.
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