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can anyone point me in the right direction I'm bases in Leeds and I have a couple of containners of stuff (game console stuff / DVDs/ computer stuff / music CDs )that would be perhaps best auctioned , but I can't seem to find any non online auction houses, all the ones I see are mainly antique type auction houses.


does anyone know of one fairly local to Leeds ?

I don't really have time to split it all up and list on eBay .
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Maybe this thread might be of some use:-

Where to start?
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Or you could list whole containers on eBay...
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Alternatively why not approach pallet/container stock return companys like Gem Wholesale etc
They may be interested in purchasing the lot...
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There is a very well established auction house in Nottingham (about 75 miles from you) called John Pye.

They are into the type of items that you have mentioned, but you would have to make some kind of inventory, as you would not get anywhere near a fair price if you merely listed it as games "stuff".

I'm being a bit flippant, but the more detail you gave as to the contents of the containers, the better the price you should get.

Breaking it down into much smaller lots would also open up a larger potential audience.
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Thank you TTL , thats is very much apperciated , do you know of any others also , thats worth looking into in , i must say that wholesale forums is a very friendly and helpful forum .
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