Can I cancel a bid on bringing a trailer?
A bid is a commitment to purchase, and we do not cancel bids on the site. This means that you can still withdraw your bid during the auction, but not once the hammer has fallen. If you place the highest bid and the hammer falls then you’re in a legally binding contract with the seller.A Bidder may withdraw its Bid at any time before the Bid Submission Deadline by providing written notice to the Procuring Entity. After the Submission Deadline, withdrawal is permitted only with the written consent of the Procuring Entity.This agreement clarifies that bids can not be retracted and that if they are the winning bidders, they must accept and pay for that item. However, from time to time, there are extenuating circumstances that keep a bidder from honoring this agreement.Withdrawal of bid gives you the chance to back out of an offer before it becomes a binding contract—but only if you do it properly and on time. Whether you’re bidding for a project, submitting a proposal, or responding to a tender, always check the rules about how and when you can withdraw your bid.
Can you message a seller on bringing a trailer?
Potential bidders can use the Contact Seller button to ask the seller questions, schedule a viewing, or set up a test drive. Each seller has the ability to lower their reserve while the auction is live. In most cases you cannot get out of an auction contract. However, if misrepresentations or misleading statements have been made by the auction house, seller, or seller’s solicitor then you may have a legal claim against them. This could get you out of an auction contract, and recoup some of the money you’ve lost.It is important to note that the terms are fixed and there is no cooling-off period when you buy at auction, so there is no option for a change of mind once the winning bid has been placed. For that reason, we strongly recommend obtaining legal advice prior to the auction where possible.It is generally permissible to withdrawn a bid due to honest mistakes or unavoidable circumstances, as long as the process is managed ethically and in line with the provisions set forth by the tendering authority.