Your terms and conditions are displayed in your auction listing. If you are accepting internet bids, your bidders must accept these to bid online. You are encouraged to consult an attorney to create a comprehensive terms and conditions that protects your interests. Below is a list of items that you may want to consider for inclusion. Please be advised that this list is not exhaustive and serves only for consideration by you and your attorney. * All items sold "AS IS, WHERE IS" with all faults. * All descriptions believed accurate but not waranteed. * Bidder inspection is encouraged. * By placing a bid, bidder signifies that they have examined the items to their satisfaction, or that they have chosen not to personally examine them. * Reserve the right to reject any bid at your sole discretion. * Applicable taxes * Buyer's premium rate charged. * Payment types that you accept. * Any surcharges or discounts for payment types. * Required time of pickup/checkout and any charges for storage. * Shipping policy and disclaimer of shipping warranty. * Location and court to be used for dispute resolution. * An explanation of how absentee bids are executed. * For internet-only auctions, reserve the right to cancel and/or reopen the auction in the case of system failures. * If your state or country requires licensing, include your license information.