FAQ

A majority of all auctions are held onsite.  However, there are exceptions where we do move to remote locations to hold an auction. 

Advertising is usually through local newspapers, online, Facebook, Petri Auction website, and various mailouts.  We provide and post auction flyers and signage throughout town which I have professionally made and personalized for each auction.  Pictures of and items are listed and displayed, along with verbiage setting forth all the auction details.

We also provide services to repair/clean items to help facilitate a sale which is discussed with Seller prior to the auction.

Not very often, but a Seller may request a reserve be posted on a large ticket item/real estate.  The reserve can be negotiable if Seller agrees.

Most of our auctions we provide a portable restroom, a concession stand, and parking.

Depending on the auction itself, in person bidding or online bidding (through Proxibid) is offered. Potential buyers are given a preview period to check the items on sale and to examine their condition.  A valid driver’s license/state I.D. card is required to register to bid on auction day.

Once the auction is over, all items are to be picked up by Buyer, unless if other arrangements are made.