To sell salvage, scrap or idle assets via an eAuction or a Classified Listing, sellers must first register with the website. Before requesting an auction or posting a listing, take a high resolution photo of the salvage or scrap, realistically assess the condition of the goods and note the quantity and other points of interest for potential buyers.
First, the seller registers with SalvageSettlers.com. The seller then submits a request for an auction, using an online form. SalvageSettlers assesses the responses and details before approving the auction. Once approved and Terms & Conditions agreed, the SalvageSettlers team uploads the auction details on the website.
The SalvageSettlers team manages the entire eAuction process, including overseeing the payment and lifting, if required.
First, the seller or supplier registers with SalvageSettlers.com. To participate in a Reverse Auction, the seller must be approved by the buyer. If approved, the seller agrees to the T&Cs and receives a login and password to take part in the eAuction. The seller bids in amounts lower than the current displayed bid, with the objective being to offer the most competitive price. Only the current lowest price is displayed on the website.
First, the seller registers with SalvageSettlers.com. Once registered, the seller posts a classified listing via the website. This involves completing a Classified Listing form and uploading photos of the salvage, scrap or idle assets. Once uploaded, the seller is responsible for handling all queries and negotiating the sale. SalvageSettlers is copied on the initial communication between a potential buyer and the seller, but has no involvement in the trade. The deal is directly made between the seller and the buyer.
