IMPORTANT TERMS & FAQ's

PHONE NUMBERS: Each Auction posted on Columbus Online Auctions, is written or hosted by an independent Owner / Operator of an online Auction Business. Each Auction will have its own contact phone number and email address for that Auction Manager. Please call that number for questions or to pay for your merchandise.

BRING WITH YOU: Please bring packing material and boxes that you may need. Please bring assistance to move heavy items to your vehicle and any tools for dismantling.

"I DIDN'T GET AN INVOICE": Invoices are sent usually within a few hours of the auction closing. In rare occasions bidders may receive them by 9am the following day. 

NOTE: It is incumbent upon you to locate your invoice, find the location, or contact us prior to the end of the auction pick up time, in order to retain your bidding privileges. A copy of the invoice will be available at the Pick-Up location.

LOSS OF BIDDING PRIVILEGES: If you have failed to pay for an item, or failed to timely pick-up items, your bidding privileges have been revoked. If acceptable to Gary Grizzle, your privileges may be restored by, (1) paying for the item or repaying for the loss of revenue due to the items not having been sold AND (2) placing a credit card number on permanent file whereby future purchases will automatically be charged.

BREAD BOX DEFINITION AND FEES: A fee of $5 Dollars can be assessed to your invoice for each 'Bread Box' sized item or group of items that may be brought back to our warehouse in Reynoldsburg Ohio. This fee is estimated by the size of the old standard of measure, a 'bread box'. Larger items are impossible, but if it will fit into a 'bread box or smaller, or at least in a front seat of a car (multiple bread box's,) we can bring it back with us (pick-up by appointment). The size/cost estimate is in the opinion of the Auction Manager. The actual size of a bread Box is 16" x 10" x 7", but it is up to our opinion to gauge the size of your purchase. Examples; (How many 'bread boxes' is a large lamp?) maybe two ($10). A watch, a purse, 3 rings, 3 fishing lures and a contractors hard hat? All together, its only one breadbox ($5). If we agree to transport a slightly larger item, the fee would be multiplied by how many bread boxes would fit into that item (or vise-verse).