You MUST take all items in a lot that you win, not just the items you want, unless the lot description states otherwise. PLEASE NOTE: IT IS THE BIDDER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO BRING YOUR OWN HELP, TOOLS, DOLLIES & LADDERS TO REMOVE, DISASSEMBLE IF NECESSARY, AND LOAD ANY ITEM YOU WIN. Cash (preferred), Debit, or Credit Cards Only Please. Credit Cards are accepted up to $5,000 per card. Any lot that sells for OVER $5000 that is paid by credit card is subject to an additional 5% fee. A Bank Certified Cashier’s Check can be used ONLY for amounts over $1,000, and ONLY if we can verify with the bank that funds were drawn. It's best to let your banker know we will be calling them, as big banks usually will not speak to a 3rd party like us. NO Checks of any kind business or personal, sorry Pick up day only for the dates given Please review all terms. Please bring your own help to move items as well as packing material, or pallets if needed. IMPORTANT NOTES: When you purchase a firearm, you will be required to pass a NICS check. Plan on spending some time filling out the required paperwork to obtain a firearm. If you are purchasing a handgun or rifle with a pistol grip, you will be required to have a valid permit to purchase or Minnesota Conceal and Carry permit. If you do not pass the NICS check, the firearm will be resold on auction for you, but you are still required to honor your bid and pay for your purchase. $20 will be charged for the paperwork/transfer at the time of pickup or shipment for each firearm. When you purchase a firearm make sure you do the following: 1.) Your bidder information MUST match your real name, identification is required. 2.) If paying with a credit card, the name on the card must match your driver’s license. 3.) Your driver’s license, and if needed, your permit to purchase or Conceal and Carry Permit MUST also match your bidder profile. 4.) A NICS/Transfer charge of $20.00 will apply to each firearm, no exceptions. 5.) NICS checks are required EVEN IF the buyer has a permit to carry or permit to purchase. Under Federal law, in order for a Licensed Dealer to lawfully transfer a handgun or militarized rifle to a person who resides out of State, the firearm must be shipped to a Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL) within the bidder’s State of residence. The bidder may then receive the firearm from the FFL upon completion of an ATF Form 4473 and a NICS background check fee, which can vary from that listed on the final invoice.

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