Re: [MV] Gripe about Levy-Latham

From: Michael Howell (michael@tsixroads.com)
Date: Thu Jan 10 2002 - 17:55:56 PST


Comments like these is why I haven't bothered with them till now. How
is the service after the sale? Are they as eager to go home at 3 PM as
the Gov. emp were? Do they still have forklifts? I have noticed that
several sales are listed as buyer must load. I have bought a lot of
stuff that I couldn't have loaded without a forklift.

Mike
Tishomingo, MS

Rick wrote:

>Jack,
>This is not limited to truck pictures it is that way with everything that they auction. I have seen the same thing with machine tools as well.
>
>Most of these Levy Latham locations are single person operations responsible for multiple sublocations. My suggestion would be to call the Point of Contact listed on the auction site.
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>This is a personal gripe but seems like Levy Latham thinks rusted out tools are worth the effort to auction off. Strange what they have up for auction at times.
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>Rick
>
>
>JaxInCalifornia@aol.com wrote:
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>>Since Levy Latham auctioneers took over for DRMO have you noticed that truck pictures are slow to post?
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>>I asked the main secretary for L.L. and she said the pics I wanted would be posting next week, well the $#@&#@$% auction is next week! So I guess we get the pics 10 minutes before the sale or something? This is ridiculous, we're paying a hefty "buyers premium" for this service? Some service!
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>>As buyers we have darn little to go on with these auctions and without having a few decent pictures posted in a timely manner we are forced to delay crtical decision making to the last minute, such as travel plans or how much cash to set aside, etc.? This is costly chaos for MV buyers and it's something that could be fixed easy enough if L. L. would get their act together.
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>>I wish everyone who agrees would e-mail Levy Latham and make this point:
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>>"We want some service for our money. We're paying hundreds of dollars extra now for those surplus vehicles and we want the vehicle pictures posted at the time they enter inventory on the web or at least two weeks prior to the auction date."
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>>Here is their e-mail address:
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>>info@govliquidation.com
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>>I hope you do write them, because the power of our group seldom gets used for our hobby. Instead we get a "take it or leave it" attitude by the pencil pushers.
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