Bienvenue à votre nouvelle communauté d'enchères en ligne. Vous avez probablement un certain nombre de questions sur LiquidationsEnchere.com et vous voudriez savoir comment fonctionne notre site. Notre équipe d'experts de vente aux enchères en ligne vous fournissent en-dessous la liste des questions les plus fréquemment posées que nous recevons de nouveaux utilisateurs, ainsi que les réponses à ces questions. Si vous ne parvenez pas à trouver une réponse à votre question dans cette liste, merci de nous envoyer un mail à support@LiquidationsEnchere.com. Nous seront toujours heureux de vous aider. Cliquez sur l'une des questions posées dans la liste suivante pour trouver la réponse dans cette page. Voici quelques-unes des questions les plus fréquemment posées que nous recevons de nouveaux utilisateurs. Rappelez-vous qu'il n'y a aucune question stupide. Nous seront toujours heureux de vous aider.
• Je suis nouveau, je ne sais pas par où commencer. Où dois-je commencer?
• How does the whole process work?
• Why do I need to register with LiquidationsEnchere.com?
• Do I have to buy or sell anything after I register?
• What about the privacy of my information?
• I registered. Why does it still say I am not a Registered User?
Your Information
• I forgot my user password. What do I do?
• How can I change my User ID?
• How can I change my password?
• How can I change my e-mail address information?
• How can I change my address or phone number?
Getting Around
• How do I find things on LiquidationsEnchere.com?
• What does the number next to a person's name or e-mail address mean?
• How do I bid on an item I am interested in?
• How do I leave a feedback comment about my experience with another user?
• I have something I would like to sell. What do I do?
Q: I am new to all of this. Where do I begin?
A: Anyone is welcome to browse and search for items on the LiquidationsEnchere.com website. If you see something you would like to bid on, or have something you would like to sell, you will first need to become a registered user. Registration is Free and Easy!! You will only need to register once. To become a Registered User click here.
Q: How does the whole process work?
A: First you bid, then we inform the judge, then you wait. To learn more click here.
Q: Why do I need to register with LiquidationsEnchere.com?
A: Anyone is welcome to browse and search for items on the LiquidationsEnchere.com website. If you see something you would like to bid on, or have something you would like to sell, you will first need to become a registered user. Registration is Free and Easy!! You will only need to register once. To become a Registered User click here.
Q: Do I have to buy or sell anything after I register?
A: No. You are not obligated to buy or sell anything on LiquidationsEnchere.com by registering. Feel free to stop by any time and look around. If you see something you would like to bid on, or decide you have something you would like to sell, you can do so easily as a registered user. Remember, Registration is Free and Easy. To register now click here.
pQ: What about the privacy of my information?
A: Your privacy is extremely important to us. To review our policies regarding the use and management of the information you provide us, please read our Privacy Policy.
Q: I registered. Why does it still say I am not a Registered User?
A: After you filled out the registration form, you were sent a confirmation e-mail. Please follow the instructions in that message to complete your registration. This process ensures that your e-mail address is correct and working. Please allow at least 24 hours to receive your confirmation message. You'll need to confirm your registration with the information you receive in that e-mail, by clicking on the link in the e-mail in order to activate your account.If you did not receive this e-mail or need us to resend it, please contact Support@LiquidationsEnchere.com.
Q: I forgot my user password. What do I do?
A: Simply select Lost Password and/or Login Name from Members Area. The fill out and submit our Retrieve your Password form. An e-mail will be sent to you containing your retrieved password.
Q: How can I change my User ID?
A: Simply select Lost Password and/or Login Name from Members Area. The fill out and submit our Retrieve your Password form. We recommend that you consider this carefully, as your User ID is a valuable asset in developing your reputation within the Community.
Q: How can I change my password?
A: Simply select Personal Information in My Account from Members Area. Then create your new password.
Q: How can I change my e-mail address information?
A: You can change your e-mail address information by clicking here. There are 2 steps to this process. First, we will ask you to provide your old e-mail address or User ID, your password and your new e-mail address at the Change of e-mail Address form. The system will then send you a code to verify your new e-mail address. Second, you will be asked to enter that verification code at another location (as directed in the verification e-mail) to complete the process. This is done to confirm that your new e-mail address is correct and verify that you have control of it before it is used.
Q: How can I change my address or phone number information?
A: You can review change or update your contact information by clicking here. You must provide true and correct information at all times. Providing false information may result in the temporary suspension of your LiquidationsEnchere.com Account until you provide us with true and correct contact information.
A: Through our advanced search facility, you can look for specific items by name or item number, a specific seller or bidder, and much more. To begin searching now click here.
Q: What does the number in parentheses next to a person's User ID or e-mail address mean? Example: isell@myemail.com (25)
A: This number indicates the user's current total feedback rating. You can view any user's feedback profile by clicking on the number in parentheses. A user's feedback rating number changes whenever a new feedback comment has been left about that user. This number may increase or decrease, based on what type of comment has been left. A positive comment will increase this number by +1-point. A neutral comment will not change this number. A negative comment will decrease this number by -1 point.
Q: How do I bid on an item I am interested in?
A: Once you have found an item you would like to bid on, go to the bidding section, located at the bottom of the listing, and place your bid in the appropriate box. For some helpful tips/tricks about bidding click here
Remember, you must complete the Registration Process, before you can begin bidding on LiquidationsEnchere.com.
Q: How do I leave a feedback comment about my experience with another registered user?
A: The easiest way to leave a feedback comment about another user is to go to the top or bottom of any page on LiquidationsEnchere.com and click on the word Feedback from the index.
For each transaction that takes place, the buyer and seller can award each other a star rating from 1 to 5: 
- Very poor - Your reputation is reduced by 1 
- Poor - Your reputation is reduced by 1 
- Neutral - no change to your reputation 
- Good - Your reputation is increased by 1 
- Excellent - Your reputation is increased by 1
Our feedback system is an important tool in maintaining trust and honesty within the community.
Q: I have something I would like to sell. What do I do?
A: If you would like to sell an item on LiquidationsEnchere.com, please start by visiting our Sellers FAQ page by clicking here.
At LiquidationsEnchere, we want your bidding / buying experience to be as safe and enjoyable as possible. Our staff of Online Auction Experts has provided the following list of the most Frequently Asked Questions we receive from Bidders / Buyers on LiquidationsEnchere.com, and the answers to those Questions.
If you are unable to find an answer to your question in this list, please feel free to e-mail us at support@LiquidationsEnchere.com or visit our Support Forum where our friendly staff and community members can help. Remember, there is No such thing as a "Stupid Question". We are always happy to assist.
During the Auction FAQ’s for Sellers
• How do I place a bid on an item?
• What is a Reserve Price Auction?
• What is a Dutch Auction?
• What is a Private Auction?
• I keep bidding on an item and it immediately says I have been outbid. Why?
• Can I increase my maximum bid after I've placed a bid?
• Can I decrease or retract my bid after I have placed it?
• I placed a bid. Why isn’t it showing up?
• I have a question about an item. How do I contact the seller?
• Why is my Dutch Auction bid not being accepted?
• I recently bid on an item, and can’t find the listing?
• Can I bid for items which have been placed for sale by a relative?
After the Auction
• How do I find out if an auction has ended?
• The auction has ended, and I am the winning bidder. What do I do?
• What do I do if I am the winning bidder and I have not yet been contacted by the Judge or the Liquidator?
• What do I do if I can't contact the seller/buyer by e-mail?
• What if the seller doesn't want to sell anymore?
• How long do I have to wait until I get the items I have won in the auction?
A: Once you have found an item you would like to bid on, go to the bidding section, located at the bottom of the listing, and place your bid in the appropriate box. For some helpful tips/tricks about bidding click here
Q: What is a Reserve Price Auction?
A: When a seller lists an item for auction, they are given the option to set a Reserve Price on their item. This Reserve Price is lowest price at which they are willing to sell the item. If at the end of the Auction, the highest bid does not meet the seller's Reserve Price, the seller is not required to sell the item.
On an auction in which the seller has set a Reserve Price, you may notice the words (Reserve not yet met) appear in parentheses next to the current bid amount. This indicates that the current high bid has not met the Reserve Price. Once the Reserve Price is met, the words (Reserve met) will appear. Sellers may not set a Reserve Price when running a Dutch Auction.
Q: What is a Dutch Auction?
A: Dutch Auctions are a specific auction format where a seller has multiple, identical items they wish to sell. The seller specifies the minimum price (the starting bid) and the number (quantity) of items they are offering. Bidders bid at or above that minimum for the quantity they are interested in purchasing. At the close of the auction, the highest bidders purchase the items at the lowest successful bid. To see an example of the Dutch Auction bidding process click here.
Q: What is a Private Auction?
A: When listing an item, you may choose to run your auction as a private auction. This means bidders’ e-mail addresses will not be available for public view on the item screen or bidding history screen. Only the seller and the high-bidder will be notified via e-mail when the auction is over. This option is used when a seller feels that bidders might prefer not to have their identities visible to the public. We suggest only using this option in exceptional circumstances, as it may discourage users from bidding on your auction.
Q: I keep bidding on an item and it immediately says I have been outbid. Why?
A: When this happens, it means that an earlier bidder has placed a maximum bid amount, which is higher than the amount of your maximum bid. When you placed your bid, the Auto-Bid system immediately placed a bid on the earlier bidder's behalf, for an amount just high enough to outbid your maximum, insuring his position as high bidder. If the maximum bid that you place, is high enough to outbid any other bidders, than Auto-Bid will do the same for you, and maintain your position as the high bidder.
Q: Can I increase my maximum bid after I've placed a bid?
A: Yes. You may place a higher maximum bid at any time during the auction. You will probably want to do this if another bidder outbids your previous maximum bid. If you would like to view any auctions in which you have already placed a bid, click here.
Q: Can I decrease or retract my bid after I have placed it?
A: Once you have placed a bid in an auction, you will not be able to decrease your bid amount. As per our Community Guidelines, once a bid is placed you may not retract it. However, there are certain circumstances in which retracting a bid may be justified. Please click here to view these circumstances.
A: There are 2 steps to placing a bid on an auction. You must complete both steps in order for our system to record and display your bid. When viewing the item listing detail page you will have two areas from where you can place your bid, one next to the item details and a second at the bottom of the page.
Step 1. Either next to the items detail or at the bottom of the page of the listing you are viewing, you will find a bidding box. In either of the appropriate boxes, enter your bid amount..
Step 2. Review your bid information, and check it for accuracy. Read the rules that follows, and continues to the bottom of the page, where you will see a button that states, “I accept these terms”, Place Bid. To place your bid simply click on that button.
If your bid is high enough to take the lead in the auction a confirmation message will be displayed to you, however if your bid has not taken the lead be it due to a higher proxy bid or not meeting the reserve price you will be invited to make a further bid.
Should you decide to retract your bid this can be done via the “Current Bids” section of the member’s area.
You can also place a proxy bid, proxy bidding allows you to place your “High Bid”. At all times you will only pay the lowest required bid should you win the auction. For example, if the current bid on an auction is 500 you can place a proxy bid of 2,000. Should you remain the only bidder you will only pay 500. However should the item receive other bids the site will automatically re-bid for you (up to an amount of 2,000 in this scenario) to ensure you remain in the lead.
Q: I have a question about an item. How do I contact the seller?
A: The quickest way to ask a seller a question about their auction, is to click on the words (ask seller a question) displayed on the top portion of every listing. You may also request additional contact information for that seller, by going to the SiteMap, and clicking on the words (Contact a Registered User). Q: Why is my Dutch Auction bid not being accepted?
A: When placing a bid on a Dutch Auction, your new bid must be higher in value than any previous bids. The bid's value is calculated by multiplying the amount of the bid by the total number of items being bid for.
In Dutch Auctions new bids must have a higher value than previous bids. The value of the bid is determined by multiplying the amount of your bid by the number of items you bid for. Attempting to reduce this total value in future bids is not permitted, and your new bid will be rejected.
This policy defends sellers from dishonest bidders who bid for the entire quantity being offered, (which would discourage other bidders from participating), and then reducing their quantity at the last minute.
Q: I recently bid on an item, and can’t find the listing?
A: Simply go to the LiquidationsEnchere.com Search Page, and select “Bidder Search”. In the space provided, enter your User ID or e-mail address, and click on submit. You will then be shown a list of any auctions in which you have placed a bid. If you would like to do this now click here.
It is always a good idea to write down the item number and description of any auction that you have placed a bid on.
Q: Can I bid for items which have been placed for sale by a relative?
A: No, the law in France prohibits bidders from purchasing items placed for sale by related persons when it concerns items relating to a Liquidation Judicaire.
Q: How do I find out if an auction has ended?
A: If you have the Auction's item number, you can go to the Search page and look up the Auction by its item number. The results of the auction are posted on the actual listing for a period of 30-days after the Auction has ended. If you do not know the item number, you may search for the item by its name or title by using the Title Search section of our Search page.
Q: The auction has ended, and I am the winning bidder. What do I do?
A: At the end of every Auction, our system automatically sends an e-mail to both the seller and the winning bidder(s), notifying both parties that the auction has ended. If you are a winning bidder, you should contact the seller immediately to acknowledge that you have won.
Q: What do I do if I can't contact the seller by e-mail?
A: You may request additional contact information about another registered user. Please keep in mind that many people are not able to check their e-mail every day. You may request additional contact information about another registered user by clicking here. In most cases, a phone call can resolve most misunderstandings. Sellers and Buyers should make contact within 3 business days. Both are equally responsible for making contact.
Q: What if the seller decides not to sell their item anymore?
A: This does not happen very often, as most sellers are usually very enthusiastic about selling their item(s). Unfortunately, we are unable to force a seller to sell their item. There may be a very good reason as to why. Ask the seller for an explanation as to why they decided not to sell. You may also leave feedback about your experience with this seller, for the rest of the Community to see.
Q: How long do I have to wait until I get the items I have won in the auction?
A: This is often difficult to predict, as each transaction is unique. Most sellers are usually very enthusiastic about selling their item(s). Unfortunately, there are other persons involved prior to awarding you an official sale. Once an auction has been won, we are obligated to inform the Liquidator Judiciare concerned, and they, inturn, inform the Judge. Typically, the entire process takes less than 4 weeks.
If the delay exceeds this time period, there may be a very good reason as to why. Ask the seller for an explanation as to why there has been a delay, or infact, you may also contact the Liquidator Judiciare directly. You may also leave feedback about your experience with this seller or this Liquidator Judiciare, for the rest of the Community to see.
Our staff of online auction experts has provided the following list of the most Frequently Asked Questions we receive from sellers on LiquidationsEnchere.com. If you are unable to find an answer to your question in this list, please feel free to e-mail us at support@LiquidationsEnchere.com. Please don't hesitate to ask questions. We are more than happy to guide you throughout the selling process!
• How do I start my own Auction?
• Why must my company be in the process of Redressement or Liquidation Judiciaire prior to starting my own auction?
• What proof do you need to verify that my company is in Redressement or Liquidation?
• How much does it cost to sell my item(s) on LiquidationsEnchere.com?
• What category should I list my item under?
• Can I list the same item in more than one category?
• What should I include in the description of my item?
• How do I include a picture of my item with my ad?
• At what price should I start my Auction? (Minimum Bid)
• How is the Bid Increment determined for my auction?
• What is a Reserve Auction?
• What is a Dutch Auction?
• What is a Private Auction?
• Can I edit the description of my item after the auction starts?
• Can I change my auction's starting bid or quantity?
• I started an Auction, but I can’t find it?
• Can I close my Auction early?
• When I view my items for sale, I notice many Optional Listing Enhancements which I did not select. What happened?
• My auction is not receiving many bids. What can I do about it?
After your Auction
• What should I do at the end of my Auction?
• What should I do if I can’t contact the winner(s) by e-mail?
• What if my Reserve Price is not met?
• What if my winning bidder backs out?
• Can I re-list my item for free?
Q: How do I start my own auction?
A: Before you can begin selling your items, you will need to become a registered user.To register, go to the Registration Now Page and follow the instructions. If you are already a registered user and are ready to sell your item, click here.
Q: Why must my company be in the process of Redressement or Liquidation Judiciaire prior to my starting my own auction?
A: LiquidationsEnchere only accepts articles for auction determined to be from genuine Verified Liquidations or a genuine Verified Redressement.
Q: What proof do you need from me to verify that my company is actually in Redressement or Liquidation Judiciare?
A: A certified copy of your company’s kbis stating the status of your enterprise. In the event you are unable to provide us your kbis, for your convenience we can make the verification ourselves. There will be a small Verification Fee which you must pay if you choose this service.
Q: How much does it cost to sell my item(s) on LiquidationsEnchere.com?
A: It costs nothing to begin to sell your items. All you need to do is become a registered user. To register, go to the Registration Now Page and follow the instructions.
Q: What category should I list my item under?
A: There are many main categories and sub-categories to choose from on LiquidationsEnchère.com. First try to determine which main category your item would best be placed under. Second, find the sub-category that would best suit your item. For Example: If you wanted to sell a Truck, you would first choose the category “Vehicle”, and then the sub-category “Utility”. If you would like to view a complete list of all available categories, simply click here. If you do not see a category that suits your needs, or would like to see us add an additional category to our list, we welcome your suggestions. Please submit your request to support@liquidationsenshare.com
Q: Can I list the same item in more than one category?
A: Yes, you may list the same item in more than one category at a time. However, you must pay to list the item in the additional category. On the other hand, you may Change the Category in which your item is listed in at any time during your auction, without charge, for FREE.
Q: What should I include in the description of my item?
A: When listing your item, it is important to provide an honest and detailed description. You should include as much information about the item as you have. Be sure to describe the items physical condition (new, mint, used, re-built, etc.), size, what it is made of, how old it is, etc. Make sure you check the appropriate shipping conditions box (describing who pays shipping) and include a description of the shipping terms (shipping delay and by which method it is expected to be shipped) as well as checking the boxes for each payment method you are willing to accept from the buyer (Paypal, wire transfer, personal check, etc.). The more information you provide in your description, the less chance that there will be any misunderstandings at the end of the Auction. Please do not include personal contact information or any HTML links of any kind.
Q: How do I include a picture of my item with my ad?
A: A picture is worth a thousand words. Buyers like to see what they are bidding on. Visit the Help with Images section of our site. Here you will find several tutorials that offer easy to follow instructions on how to learn the process of adding images to your ads.
Q: At what price should I start my Auction? (minimum bid)
A: We recommend that you set your starting price (minimum bid) at the absolute lowest price you would be willing to sell your item for. By keeping this number as low as possible you will encourage more bidding activity on your auction. Setting your minimum bid too high, may discourage buyers from bidding on your auction. Keep in mind, at the end of the Auction we are compelled to inform the Liquidator of the highest successful bidder and that a Judge may ultimately require you to sell your item to that bidder; however, in order for the successful bidder to actually purchase your item, you and the bidder will be offered the possibility to attend a court hearing in front of the Judge responsible for the Liquidation. The Official Legal Notice inviting you to attend will be send to you by the court directly. For more information see What should I do at the end of my Auction?
Q: How is the Bid Increment determined for my auction?
A: The bid increment is based on the current bid of your auction. If no bids have been made then the starting price (Minimum Bid) is used to determine the Bid Increment.
Q: What is a Reserve Auction?
A: As a seller, you may specify a reserve price if you are unsure of the real value of the item. This will give you the option to refuse to sell the item, if the market value is below a certain price, and that price has not been met by the highest bidder at the close of Auction. The seller specifies the reserve price when they list an item. This price should be set above the minimum bid price. The auction begins at the minimum bid price. The reserve price you set indicates the lowest price at which you are willing to sell an item. The reserve price you set is not disclosed to bidders. During an auction where the seller has set a reserve price on an item, an annotation will be displayed in the item information screen indicating the seller has set a reserve price on that auction. The words (Reserve not met) will appear on the listing page, next to the current price of the item, until a bidder’s maximum bid is equal to or greater than the reserve price, at which time the item’s current price is raised to the reserve price. At this time, the words (Reserve met) will appear next to the current high bid. The bidder is also notified that their bid has met the reserve. Sellers are only obligated to sell the item, if the highest bid at the end of the Auction has met the reserve price. Reserve pricing is not available for Dutch Auctions.
Q: What is a Dutch Auction?
A: Dutch Auctions are a specific auction format where a seller has multiple, identical items they wish to sell. The seller specifies the minimum price (the starting bid) and the number (quantity) of items they are offering. Bidders bid at or above that minimum for the quantity they are interested in purchasing. At the close of the auction, the highest bidders purchase the items at the lowest successful bid. To see an example of the Dutch Auction bidding process click here.
Q: What is a Private Auction?
A: When listing an item, you may choose to run your auction as a private auction. This means bidders’ e-mail addresses will not be available for public view on the item screen or bidding history screen. Only the seller and the high-bidder will be notified via e-mail when the auction is over. This option is used when a seller feels that bidders might prefer not to have their identities visible to the public. We suggest only using this option in exceptional circumstances, as it may discourage users from bidding on your auction.
Q: Can I edit the description of my item after the auction starts?
A: You will not be able to make changes to the original description of your item once the Auction has started. However, you may Add to your item Description or Change Your Item Category at any time during the Auction. Any additions will be noted at the bottom of your listing and visible to anyone viewing your auction. These additions will be date and time stamped as well.
Q: Can I change my auction's starting bid or quantity available?
A: Once your auction has started, you will not be able to change your starting price (minimum bid) or your available quantity. When listing your item, please review this information carefully before you submit the Sell an Item form. If you have already started an auction, and feel you must change this information, you may Close Your Auction Early and re-list it again. Please keep in mind that you may be obligated to sell your item(s) to any bidders that may have placed a qualifying bid. You should cancel all bids placed on your Auction before ending your Auction early. Bidders may require an explanation for this.
Q: I started an Auction, but I can’t find it?
A: Simply go to the Members Area – Selling – Open Auctions page and you will then be shown a list of any Open Auctions which you are currently running. You can even search for previous Closed Auctions you have run, which have ended. If you would like to do this now click here. If you still do not see your auction be sure to check Draft Auctions as you may have chosen to Save As Draft - this will save your listing and allow you to return to it later. It is always a good idea to write down the item number and description of any auction that you have started.
Q: Can I close my Auction early?
A: Yes. You can end your auction at any time after it starts, by going to the Members Area and choosing Open Auctions then selecting End Auction Early located under Options. Please note that you will not be able to cancel auctions for which bids, in excess of the Reserve Price, have been placed on your auction, before you close it early. Bidders that have placed a bid on your auction, in spite of bidding below your Reserve Price, may still request an explanation of why the auction was ended early.
Q: When I view my items for sale, I notice many Optional Item Features which I did not select. What happened?
A: First of all, don’t worry, you will not be charged for these listing Features. Our online marketing experts immediately recognised the potential benefit these features could bring to your item and took quick action. Our marketing team is confident you will now receive more attention to your listing using our Item Featuring options.
Q: My auction is not receiving many bids. What can I do about it?
A: We suggest adding one or more of our low cost Optional Item Features to enhance your auction, such as Boldface Title, Highlighting, Featured Category, or Front Page Featured to bring more attention to your listing. You might also try moving your item into a different category. You can do this at any time during your auction, by clicking on the words Edit Auction on the Open Auction Tab. For some helpful tips and tricks for Sellers click here.
Q: What should I do at the end of my Auction?
A: At the end of every Auction, our system automatically sends an e-mail message to both the seller and the winning bidder(s), notifying both parties that the auction has ended. The system also automatically sends an e-mail message to the Mandator legally responsible for the sale of the item, notifying them that the auction has ended and requiring them to begin the process of informing the Judge. If you are the buyer, you should begin to contact the Mandator immediately, just in case the mandator does not receive our e-mail for any reason.
Q: What should I do if I cannot contact the Mandator via e-mail?
A: Remember, a lot of people are unable to check their e-mail every day, or may experience computer problems. If you do not hear back from someone through e-mail within 3-days, try giving them a call before you begin to worry. A phone call is an easy way to resolve any misunderstandings. You may request additional contact information about the Mandator by emailing us at support@LiquidationsEnchere.com.
Q: What if my Reserve Price is not met?
A: If your auction has ended, and the amount of the highest bid has not met your reserve price, you are not obligated to sell your item. You may also re-list your item again for free if your reserve price was not met. You may want to lower your reserve price, and accept a little less for the item.
Q: What if my winning bidder(s) backs out after the Auction?
A: Because LiquidationsEnchere.com serves only as a venue in which buyers and sellers trade between each other, we cannot force a bidder to follow through at the end of the auction. However, if a winning bidder has backed out after your auction, you should try and offer the item to the next highest bidder. You should also file a complaint with our Consumer Security Department. Bidders that receive multiple complaints will be issued a warning, and may be suspended. If you have had this problem more than once with the same Bidder, you can use the Block Bidder feature available on the main login page, to prevent that user from bidding on your future Auctions.
Q: Can I re-list my item for free?
A: Yes you can. If your item received no bids, or your reserve price was not met, you may re-list your item for Free, and you can specify how many times it will be automatically re-listed. There are two ways you can do this: 1.) The easiest way is by selecting the Auto Re-list option on the sell your item form, when creating your listing. By selecting this option, our system will automatically re-list your item when your auction ends, if your item has received no bids, or your reserve price was not met. 2.) You can go to the Members Area – Selling – Ended Auctions page and select the Auction you which to re-list. Then simple select Re-list Auction under the Options menu.
Q: How much does it cost to sell my item(s) on LiquidationsEnchere.com?
A: There are no costs to listing an item in an Auction. No listing fee, No Final Value Fee. What we do offer for a nominal fee is Optional Item Features to enhance your auction, such as Boldface Title, Highlighting, Featured Category, or Front Page Featuring to bring more attention to your listing. To view the a fee schedule for these optional features, please click here.