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    Trying to declutter, I took some artwork to Sarasota Estate Auction in downtown Sarasota. In the…read morepast, we had success selling some of my folks artwork and possessions. They take 40% commission but it's worth it not to attempt to sell this yourself. They have plenty of inventory so it's worth it to browse- near Burns Ct and Owen's Fish Camp.

    Let the bidder beware…read more I bid on Lot 410 in Sarasota's August 29, 2026 auction. On Invaluable through Invaluable's bidding process prior to the start of the auction. I was very much aware that Sarasota used other on-line auction platforms, but they were linked and my bid was shown as highest. I've been bidding in on-line auctions well over 25 years. And, I've always been told that if there are two identical bids of the same amount, as on-line absentee bids, the first and earliest bid is the bid taken. Because, if bidding platforms are linked any identical bid after the first would not be accepted because it would have already been outbid. That second bidder would have to bid higher than the highest bid of the first bidder to have their bid register and the earlier bidder would have gotten an outbid notice. Which I didn't and haven't. Ever. I bid $100 absentee long before the item went to hammer. The bid, at that time, was $60. Once the item closed, you could see the bid increments go up, during live bidding on the item, from $60 up to my $100, which was the selling price. I won, right? Not so says the auction house. Their excuse? All absentee bids are thrown in a hat, so to speak, and the other bidder - that bid $100 absentee after I did (which can be verified) - was taken as the $100 bid. So I would have had to bid $110 to get the item. What?!? Why wasn't their bid "outbid" as mine was already there. There followed extensive word salad explanations of their bid taking methods that boiled down, really, to they took that later, second, $100 bid and there wasn't crap I could do about it. And, to even further be insulted...I filed a complaint with Invaluable. Who took their side with an explanation that made no more sense than the one the auction house gave. And, because I won an item for $70 that I told them they could keep because I wasn't wasting a dime at their auction after the way they treated my bidding the winning amount first, they filed a complaint with Invaluable who downgraded my status. After having a 100% pay through on 240 items for tens of thousands against an auction house with a 3.2 Yelp rating. Over a $70 item I refused to pay for after being slapped by the auction house over a winning bid. Yes, let the bidder beware with Sarasota Estate Auction!

    Downsizeology - The tip of the trailer iceberg that Downsizeology helped me clean up!

    Downsizeology

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    Finding Downsizeology on Yelp was a blessing! A dear relative passed away and my job was to clean…read moreup her double wide trailer...which turned out to be *packed* with stuff. I hired Andy, the business owner, and one helper to work with me sorting through the home, separating trash, donations and items with potential value. His expertise made this overwhelming job go much smoother than expected. Andy holds special qualifications in jewelry and antique appraisal that eliminated a lot of guesswork. He also gave quick, objective, accurate assessments of a whole houseful of odd items like crystal, flatware, china, art, jewelry, furniture and collectables. Downsizeology is not cheap, but they're worth every penny and delivered great value for the money I spent. Note that they are licensed, insured and bonded for a whole range of services including turn-key clean out of homes, buying entire estates and moving services, as well as the strategic evaluation they did with me.

    Andy and his crew did a fantastic job helping my wife and me clean out my mother-in-law's apartment…read moreafter her sudden death. My MIL was an "enthusiastic collector" of lots of useless stuff which resulted in a daunting clean-out task. Andy arranged to meet us the day after we contacted him and a week after that the entire apartment was cleaned out and left spotlessly clean. Andy is meticulous about spotting items of value amongst a sea of worthless clutter and provided us a credit on his fees for these items. The company philosophy is to donate and/or recycle as much of the remaining items as possible thereby minimizing what ends up in the landfill. We totally recommend Downsizeology for your down-sizing or home clean-out needs. They are worth every penny of the fees they charge.

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