RICH WA$$ER, Auctioneers would love to work on your auction with you. We take care of everything from beginning to end. Here is the process:

1. We talk about your particular auction, that is, the date and place, the costs for advertising, labor, commission, etc. We sign a contract so our agreement is spelled out in writing.

2. The auction is advertised. We use newspapers, flyers, magazines, radio, TV, websites, or whatever advertising is agreed upon.

3. Our lotters come to the auction site to set up and tag the inventory. They are professional and have been in this business for over 20 years.

4. The lots are entered into the computer.

5. There is an inspection time when the buyers can see what they want to buy.

6. On auction day we use a cashier to take deposits, a clerk to write bids, a lead man to show buyers what is being sold, a computer operator, a runner to run the clerk sheets to the computer operator, a few people to watch the crowd and merchandise, and the auctioneer who calls the auction. The number of workers can be tailored to fit your needs and your budget.

7. Pick up occurs after the auction, on auction day and between one to 5 days later. After merchandise is paid for, buyers can take their merchandise.

8. We can simultaneously do website auctions with live auctions.

9. We normally take only cash or cashier checks for deposit and for payment in full.

10. About 7 to 10 days after the auction, an itemized computer printout, with the price of each item, and a check for the proceeds will be sent.

11. You can contact us at (310) 541-4442 or by e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. Hope we can work together soon.