Is it true that Qingyun Auction Company said that there is no upfront fee and that 12 of the commis

It is a national chaos for auction houses to charge upfront fees, and it should be changed from the fundamental problem, and there will be no fake auctions if they prohibit the collection of upfront fees.

Don't believe it, if you give them something, you will come to you later and ask for all kinds of expenses! Promotion fee, storage fee.

Deceptive, the real company seems to have a cooperation fee, which can be auctioned for about 20,000 yuan.

Don't be fooled, this is a bunch of seniors.

When it comes to seeing if he asks you to pay the appraisal fee, whoever buys the appraisal fee pays it is to lie to you, and there is the idea that the buyer is arranged by them, and they have many ways to deceive people, pay attention to be careful of being deceived, especially the companies in Shanghai, which are almost all deceitful.

Yes, as long as you don't take a penny. If you let the fees are **.

It means that after the auction is concluded, an auction commission of 8% will be paid according to the auction price.

If you have to pay for signing a contract, don't go.

At present, by overestimating the price of the collection, there are many ** companies that charge the consignment auction fee according to a few percent of the estimated value of the collection, so be careful.

The auction company wants to make money, and after the auction is successful, it collects 8% of the auction amount

A commission of 8% of the lot turnover.

It's 100 yuan and gives them eight dollars.

The Supreme People's Court stipulates that from January 1, 2017, the commission of art works of auction auxiliary institutions shall not exceed 10%, and the commission of fixed assets and other assets shall not exceed 5%, which is obviously non-compliant.

You say bai's fart, you tell me, how do we identify du? Which company does not have a certificate issued by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau?

All kinds of documents are fully accommodated. Besides, we paid the upfront fee and signed the contract, but what about the rest of it? After taking the upfront fee, does the auction company sincerely serve the collector?

The auction company can't guarantee the sale of the collection, so let me ask, how do we trust the auction company's post-service? We don't know anything after we sign the contract, what the auction company says? Unsold, **, buyers are not interested, and so on and some nonsense.