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How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address??????????

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1936

02-16-2008 14:39:14

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In the mail today was a 16 page flyer for the Nebraska auction. Did not need to read the fine print already done so on the other post. Who is selling my address Polk Bros, Green Magazine, Two Cylinder, or the Sec of Sate of Illinois. I looked over the Auman pictures posted a few months ago and unless this was not a complete listing the sale has been cherry picked. I would think the Auman Bros will get over a three million dollar settlement with out selling one tractor?

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1965 Oliver 1650

02-17-2008 14:31:05

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

I got the sale flyer also here in northern IL. Never been to one of theie auctions before.

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KEB1

02-17-2008 08:17:24

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

Where did this million dollar number come from? From what I have been able to gather, Aumann never owned any of the stuff. They only had a contract to run the auction, which was canceled when all the tractors, land, etc. was sold to someone else.

If that's the case, then it seems that Aumann's only issue is breach of contract against whoever signed the auction agreement. In that case, about the best they could hope for is to recover their out of pocket costs, the lost profit they would have received from the sale, and maybe some punitive damages.

Keith

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ktheo1

02-17-2008 07:24:29

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

I have heard that Dennis Polk bought everything and Kruse is just selling whats left.If true look for Polk to have another sale at his place with some gangbuster stuff picked from this lot at his place this summer.

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newfarmer9

02-16-2008 20:12:09

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

The way Kruse operates, I would not be surprised that they sold some of the better stuff under the table before the sale.

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135 Fan

02-16-2008 20:07:46

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

That's what I thought all along. Someone from Aumanns said they're looking into it with their lawyers I think on here. Just that post or if it was a statement copied from somewhere, was very professional and showed that Aumanns has some integrity. It wasn't bad mouthing and said they will be having many other sales to attend and hope people could attend. My hats's off to them. That shows some class! Dave

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ripbob

02-16-2008 18:30:11

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

If you go and bid, have your high bid in mind before you bid and subtract the 10 or 15% from your bid and that should be your bid. Like any auction do not get caught up in the heat of the battle and overbid. Self discipline at auctions makes your checkbook (and your spouse) much happier.

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Tom-Mn

02-16-2008 17:46:52

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

To the principals that have led to this post: We are not going to attend this auction, we are going to boycott it and let you play with your cherries, and you other people, wherever you are- FU2.
Tom.

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Hoss in Maine

02-16-2008 16:15:40

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

I wish i had enough green to go and buy sompin but this whole thing looks shady to me. Later Hoss

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M Sanwald

02-16-2008 15:47:50

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

I got one to and I believe that got my address thru Value Built. Hey Old, do you live around Lake of the Ozarks? Mike

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Marlowe

02-16-2008 15:34:03

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

your state sells list to different places. in Wi. the DMV sells name list. the power co. sells list. if they can make a buck they will do it. you can get list of name of line for a price and some are free no end as to how to get them

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old

02-16-2008 15:26:55

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

Thats a real good question. I got one yesterday my self. All I can figure is maybe places like value bilt or other paces I have got parts from gave out info but not sure who did or what but it might be nice to know

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MSD

02-16-2008 15:23:36

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

I get a magazine called Acreage that came today. It had a Kruse ad in it with something new I haven't seen or heard before. It says 10% buyers premium for tractors and heres the new twist 15% FOR ITEMS $500 OR LESS. And as if the $10 admission isn't bad enough-I thought it would be for the entire sale- they say it is for each day!!!! Oh and they will give 100% financing on all items. I wonder if the interest rate is 100% or if they mean the whole cost can be financed. LOL

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D-C-741

02-16-2008 15:21:57

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

Try FASTLINE /My brother got one yesterday.

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Goose

02-16-2008 15:02:51

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

He probably means a lot of the more desirable stuff has already disappeared through deals on the side, without involving the auction.

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newfarmer9

02-16-2008 14:46:40

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Re: How in blue blazes did Kruse get my address?????????? in reply to 1936, 02-16-2008 14:39:14

What exactly do you mean by "cherry picked"?

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