Hammer down at the RIA

alvin · 12-20-2017, 04:51 AM

I used RIAC selling service on small scale. Not really because I have to do that, I could sell those items without them, but I did have curiosity on their process. So I consigned a few items to them.

I have to say,,, they are very professional. They gave a market estimate, informed owner on which auction session the items would go, they called consignor to confirm arrival of the package, and they took care of picturing and text description. Almost zero effort on owner's side. What else an owner could expect?? One thing that they could improve is sending relevant items' description to owners before printing, that would avoid some obvious mistakes. Other than that, I had nothing to complain on them.

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12-20-2017, 04:51 AM	#6
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	I used RIAC selling service on small scale. Not really because I have to do that, I could sell those items without them, but I did have curiosity on their process. So I consigned a few items to them. I have to say,,, they are very professional. They gave a market estimate, informed owner on which auction session the items would go, they called consignor to confirm arrival of the package, and they took care of picturing and text description. Almost zero effort on owner's side. What else an owner could expect?? One thing that they could improve is sending relevant items' description to owners before printing, that would avoid some obvious mistakes. Other than that, I had nothing to complain on them.