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The document is a Third Party Collection Authority form for GraysOnline, allowing an individual to authorize a designated person or transport company to collect goods on their behalf. It requires the individual's full name, signature, and submission of necessary documents such as a winners' email and photo ID. The authorized collector must also provide identification and sign for the goods.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the graysonline third party collection authority in the editor.
In the 'Invoice Number' field, enter your invoice number if known. This helps identify your purchase.
Fill in the 'Date' field with the current date to ensure proper documentation.
In the authorization section, write your full name and the name of the person you are authorizing to collect your goods.
Sign in the designated area to confirm your authorization for third-party pickup.
Ensure you have included a checklist of required documents: a copy of your winners’ email and a scanned copy of your photo ID.
Remind the authorized third party that they must present identification and sign for the goods on your behalf.

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How long do you have to pay at Grays?

To ensure your car is ready for pick-up, payment is taken from the nominated payment method within 24 hours of the sale closing. We request that the funds be available at the time the sale closes to ensure this process can proceed as smoothly as possible.

What is the buyers premium at Grays?

Please note our buyers premium is 20% when you bid in person, on the telephone or absentee and 23% through our website and our mobile app.

What is the buyers premium charge?

In the auctioneer world, the buyers premium is an additional charge that the winning bidder must pay on top of the hammer pricethe winning bid for a lot. This fee is a percentage of the hammer price and is charged by the auctioneer to cover administrative and operational expenses.

What happened to Graysonline?

Grays Online, Australias biggest online liquidator and onetime tech clearing house, is itself now on the block for a fire sale, after a $130 million impairment at beleaguered owner, motor finance play Eclipx Group triggered a senior management clean out.

What is Christies buyer Premium?

The buyers premium is a percentage of the final hammer price that the buyer pays in addition to the hammer price of an object. In addition to the buyers premium and hammer price, the buyer is responsible for paying all relevant taxes and shipping costs.

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What is 20% buyers premium?

A Fixed Percentage Buyers Premium will apply a flat percentage of the hammer price. For example, if a bidder wins a lot at $100 hammer price and the auctioneers Buyers Premium is 20%, the bidder would pay $120.

What is normal buyer premium?

Major auction houses have levied the buyers premium for several decades, particularly in fine art auctions, with percentages in the region of 1030%. In real estate auctions in many European countries, the buyers premium, if charged at all, is much less (22.5%).

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