Slattery Auctions Australia
3 reviews
DONT WASTE YOUR TIME. This so called auction house withholds important information acting as if your highest bid has won the auction when in fact, they fail to disclose that there is a reserve price and that their vendors hold firm prices on the products that go to auction. As the highest bidder all you achieve is being able to further negotiate… Read more
on a set reserve advised after the auction. Its basically like selling their vehicle on carsales but a scam to get people interested by starting the auction at low prices to attract buyers. The price of a vehicle is about the same if you were to buy the vehicle from a dealership. In fact, you are probably better off buying from a dealership seeing you get a statutory warranty, on road costs and a reputable business. Woody told me if I wasnt willing to move on my highest bid then there were other dealers willing to pay what their vendor was wanting. Mind you the vendor is the government which makes perfect sense why they are willing to do anything about these shonky auctioneers who are misleading and dont follow the guidelines.
Absolutely disgusting company to deal with, they even sell illegal cars that the compliance plates have been tampered with, so then you can't licence them and then say its not their problem. Shame shame shame
Slattery Auctions Australia is the WORST Auction House in Australia – Slattery Auctions Australia is the WORST Auction House in Australia Dishonest, Misleading and Deceptive Conduct and Conduct amounting to Unconscionable Conduct Currently before the Parramatta Local Court for False and Misleading Advertisements file # 2024/00289395 Class Action Pending, all complaints welcome can be emailed to… Read more
complaint@rippedoffbyslatteryauctionsaustralia.com.au, (Confidentiality guaranteed if needed & requested)
The Australian Public must stop these Auction Houses that do not fully disclose visible faults on products they sell, Misleading and Misrepresentative items for sale, Advertises items for sale can Mislead, Deceive and act in Conduct amounting Unconscionable Conduct to all the Australian Public
Misleading or Deceptive Conduct is when a business makes claims or representations that are likely to create a false impression in consumers as to the price, value or quality of goods or services on offer. This is against the law.
It’s also against the law for businesses to make false claims or misleading representations about their goods or services. This means businesses are not allowed to make statements that are incorrect or likely to create a false impression.
It doesn’t matter if the business intended to Mislead or Deceive, what matters is how their statements and actions affect the thoughts and beliefs of a consumer. The law applies even if no one has suffered any loss or damage as a result of the business conduct.
The maximum penalty for each offence is a. $500, 000 for an individual. b. Body corporates can be charged whichever is greater: c. $10 million, or three times the value of the benefit received, or d. 10 per cent of annual turnover in the preceding year (if the Court cannot determine the benefit obtained from the offence).
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