Participating in online auctions can be a great way to enjoy the excitement of an auction and bid on items from the comfort of your home. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a first-time bidder, understanding the process can help you make informed decisions and improve your bidding experience. This guide will walk you through the essentials of buying online at Windsor Auctions. Registration Process for Online Bidders To start bidding online with Windsor Auctions, you need to register on one of the platforms we use: The Saleroom or Easy Live. The registration process is straightforward and standard, the platforms require information like your name, address, telephone number, email address, and card details for verification purposes. Registration is free and allows you to browse our auction listings and get familiar with the process before placing any bids. How the Online Auction Process Works Bidding online at a live auction is similar to being in the auction room. When your desired lot comes up, you’ll see the bidding increments on your screen, along with a bid button to place your bid at the current price. Keep an eye on the screen and be ready to bid quickly, as the auctioneer will keep the pace fast to maintain momentum. What to Look for When Browsing Auction Listings If you can’t attend preview days, you can still get detailed information about auction items online. Each listing includes a description and photographs, and you can request a condition report through The Saleroom or Easy Live platforms. Simply click the button to ask questions about the item, and our team will provide the necessary details. While online resources are helpful, there’s nothing like seeing and handling the items in person. Strategies for Placing Bids in an Online Auction Knowing your limits is crucial when bidding online. Set a maximum bid amount to avoid overspending. If you can’t be present during the auction, consider leaving an auto bid. This feature allows the software to bid on your behalf up to your specified limit, ensuring you stay within budget even if you’re unable to monitor the auction live. Auto bids are particularly useful if you have other...
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