Cooper Capital Spec Salvage 06475

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Garrick

Some people are complaining about it being a sealed bid rather than a conventional auction. It’s simple: bid what you think is a fair price for the item. If you win, great! If not, understand that someone else valued the item more highly and bid accordingly. This method allows CC to receive a fair price, rather than boats being sold for literal pennies on eBay.

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william Tower

Unresponsive to emails so Call. Follow-up to get paperwork. Inspect the boat & take pictures as items may walk before vessel pick-up (some engine sensors in my case). Don't expect insurance company to accurately describe what happened nor condition of boat. In my case, the bid write-up claimed "Boat partially sank at mooring" when in reality it fully sank underway & washed ashore turned turtle. Don't expect any maintenance / care to be done by anyone (even the fridge drawers were full of salt water besides the boat having substantial sand in it). The listed Reserve is not accurate (or adhere to) as I bid more than the listed amount on three boats and they were all still re-listed (maybe my bid tied with someone else?). Sealed bid process appears to result in a lot of "winner's curse" where some folks' surveys appear to have missed major things amok & over-paid in my opinion.

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Chris Smith

This place is as misleading as a company could be. Bid on a boat but wanted more info, they sent me to the boat owner. Turns out the reserve was 20k higher than what was listed. Called the company and they wouldn’t own up to it. Further there bid process is blind, how can you know where you’re at if you don’t know what the other guy bid? Lastly, their fee structure is insane for a company that simply runs a website and nothing more. I will never attempt to do business with these people again and I’ll encourage everyone I know in the business to avoid this company as well.