6. PURCHASED ITEMS, PICKUP, STORAGE & RESPONSIBILITY

All purchased items become the responsibility of the purchaser as soon as the item is sold.

Any items not picked up by the required pickup date may be charged a storage fee of up to $100 per day.

If an item is not picked up by the next consignment auction, the Auction Company may sell the item at No Reserve and mail the original purchaser a check for the remaining balance after all applicable fees are deducted.

The Auction Company is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items.

It is the buyer’s responsibility to insure purchases as needed immediately upon purchase.

7. AS-IS, WHERE-IS — ALL SALES FINAL

Immediately when an item is sold, it becomes the property and responsibility of the buyer.

ALL ITEMS SELL “AS-IS” AND “WHERE-IS,” WITH NO WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES BY THE SELLER(S) OR THE AUCTION COMPANY. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

Descriptions concerning condition, hours, use, mileage, specifications, age, authenticity, or other characteristics are provided as a courtesy and are not guaranteed by the Seller(s) or the Auction Company.

The bidder is responsible for determining his or her own opinion of the condition, authenticity, suitability, and value of an item before purchasing the item, not after.

It is the buyer’s responsibility to inspect any item of interest before bidding.

Online bidders understand and acknowledge that they may not be able to inspect an item as thoroughly as they could through an in-person examination.

It is the bidder’s responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, value, and any other determinative factor.

Boone Auctions will endeavor to describe each item and provide pertinent information about it; however, bidders must make their own determinations before bidding.

After a bidder has won the bid, all risk of loss and damage passes to the bidder, even if the bidder has not yet paid for the item.

Buyers should guard and insure their purchases accordingly.

The Seller(s), Auction Company, and its associates are not responsible for loss, theft, damage, or accidents involving purchased property.

8. ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

Boone Auctions will not be responsible for errors or omissions in descriptions of merchandise unless there is a material and intentional misrepresentation of the item itself.

Bidder acknowledges and agrees that items are sold as-is and that purchased items may not be returned.

Photographs, videos, descriptions, measurements, hours, mileage, specifications, serial numbers, model information, and other information are provided to assist bidders but are not substitutes for the bidder’s own inspection and evaluation.

9. ONLINE BIDDING

By placing bids online, bidders agree to follow all applicable Terms & Conditions, make payment for purchased items, and take possession of purchased items.

Although Boone Auctions strives to provide reliable Internet connections, software, and online bidding services, Internet speeds, connectivity, equipment, and software reliability may vary.

The Auction Company is not responsible for lost connections, Internet failures, equipment failures, software failures, platform failures, or other technical problems that result in lost, delayed, unaccepted, or missed bids.

Bidder acknowledges and understands that an online bidding service may or may not function correctly on the day of the auction.

Under no circumstances shall a bidder have a claim against Boone Auctions arising solely because an Internet service, bidding platform, connection, or related technology fails to operate correctly before or during an auction.

Boone Auctions will not be responsible for missed bids from any source.

Internet bidders who want to make certain their bid is acknowledged should consider leaving their maximum bid in advance and contacting the Auction Company if they have questions or concerns regarding the bidding process.

Bidders should not assume that a bid submitted during the final seconds will be received or accepted before bidding closes.

10. ONLINE BIDDING ACCOUNT RESPONSIBILITY

All online bidders are responsible for maintaining control of their online bidding accounts.

You are responsible for every bid placed through your account, whether accidental or intentional.

Online bidding is a serious matter. Bidders are responsible for understanding how the applicable bidding platform operates before placing bids.