Ritchie BrosReviews of rbauction.com

I left them a message with no response. So I’ll put it here. There were quite a few things wrong with my purchase none of which were disclosed in the listing. Plumbing hookups were all broken. Electric awning broken. Fridge broken. Panels for items listed all had been tampered with and there’s no way that they didn’t see it. Worst of all extremely dirty and mouse droppings everywhere. Found a couple of dead mice where previous owner had put poison as I found packets openly visible as soon as compartment was opened. Tv mounts broken but not show. Engine air intake pipe missing causing engine issues as soon as I left Saskatoon. causing unit to go in limp mode and stranded on side of highway for r hrs. Have had good experiences with other RB locations but will not trust the Saskatoon one. It’s fairly obvious things were left out to increase value. Would have really liked a response and someone try and explain but silence after a week. Now looking on google reviews see that it’s common at this location. I get auctions is a risk but would like to trust auction house to be open about deficiencies. Again have had good experience with other sites. To bad this one was not

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Formal Complaint and Statement of Dissatisfaction – Ritchie Bros. Dubai We are extremely dissatisfied with our experience with Ritchie Bros. Dubai regarding the sale of our equipment through your auction process. We decided to sell one of our machines through your auction, and the equipment was successfully sold in the first auction. However, after waiting for approximately three months, we were informed that the buyer who won the auction had failed to complete the purchase. What is particularly disappointing is that the buyer was allowed to participate in the auction after paying the required security deposit, reportedly at a minimum of 20% of the expected purchase value. After the auction was concluded and the equipment was awarded to this buyer, the buyer did not complete the transaction. Despite this, we were informed only after approximately three months of waiting that the sale had not been completed, and that Ritchie Bros. would not compensate us with the 20% security deposit paid by the buyer. We reluctantly agreed, based on our trust in Ritchie Bros., to place the same equipment in the following auction. Unfortunately, the equipment was then sold for a significantly lower price than the price achieved in the first auction. In addition, we were informed that 10% of the final sale amount would be deducted as auction fees. This situation has caused us a significant financial loss and, more importantly, has raised serious concerns regarding the protection of sellers' interests throughout your auction process. To summarize our concerns: The equipment was successfully sold in the first auction. The winning buyer failed to complete the purchase. We were kept waiting for approximately three months before being informed that the transaction had failed. Despite the buyer having paid a substantial security deposit, we were informed that we were not entitled to receive or benefit from that amount. We then agreed to re-enter the equipment in a second auction based on our trust in Ritchie Bros. The equipment was subsequently sold at a significantly lower price. A 10% fee was also deducted from the second sale. To date, we have still not received adequate compensation for the financial loss resulting from the failure of the first transaction. We find this entire process extremely disappointing and unfair from a seller's perspective. When a buyer fails to complete a transaction after winning an auction, the seller should not be left to bear the consequences of the buyer's failure, particularly after waiting for several months. We expected Ritchie Bros. to have a clear mechanism to protect sellers in such circumstances. We therefore request a formal review of this case, including an explanation of how the buyer's security deposit was handled, why we were not compensated following the failed first transaction, and what responsibility Ritchie Bros. accepts for the resulting financial loss. This experience has seriously affected our confidence in using Ritchie Bros. for future equipment sales.

hidden problems on the car. horrible experience with loading truck and overall process of information and accounts. and at the end prices are ridiculously high. I have spoken with 11 people and only 4 of them were helpful and knew what to do.

Thought I won the auction. I was not outbid, watched the auction to the end, but didn’t win. Talked to numerous reps. At Richie bros, asked to have them tell me the bidding log, Brian there said he would get back to me with the log the next day, but never heard back from him.

Tricked me into thinking that I had their PurchaseFlex finance and told me to bid. When I won the auction they said that I had to have a minimum purchase price of 15,000 dollars. And the truck I won was 5625 dollars and then was told that it wasn’t eligible for financing. I called the customer service and I explained that I didn’t have a way of paying for it since they were not going to finance it. They said it was taken care of this one time but they sent a a email saying that my account has a 1,500 dollar fee for defaulting on the auction. You're already approved for PurchaseFlex™ Financing — which means while other bidders are waiting on paperwork, you're ready to bid the moment the gavel drops. Don't let a great piece of equipment slip by.

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Don’t buy under $1000 unless you want to get hit with $100 buyers fee