Fodor Aukciósház Kft.

Insufficient communication. Out of a waste of time.

This placemark is not accurate.

Very fair, kind, absolutely knowledgeable.

The welcome that one expected, I was not disappointed.

Phlegm, managerial approach to the interested person !!!

He's leaving, but I can't give better than average. Experiences, remarks: 1. Perhaps the cheapest on the Hungarian market. You can also catch impeccable items, in which case we are happy. However, there are unfortunately some ones in exchange for a friendly price, in which small or large defects can be discovered (fractures, tooth defects, fingerprints, pen strokes - this is indicated for the given item, but sometimes the error is not written there, because maybe they don't notice) . Unfortunately, I haven’t bid on one like this over the years, and when I got home, I noticed and annoyed the good ones. It is no longer possible to take it back, because I think there is no complaint and no guarantee of return after leaving the box office. 2. Although there is on the site that they buy stamps at a 'good' price, I have never been able to sell a single line of the stamps and items I want to sell. Yet I didn’t carry junk stamps, but complete, valuable, rarely overseas mail-clean lines. They don’t really deal with it - it wasn’t categorized, cataloged, so I only got one twitch in return. Although they got it, it would be their business anyway. As it turned out, anyway, for a fraction of the price of the catalog and even divided by two - I would take it over if I took it over ... Reading the 'Sell' menu on the site, one gets the impression that I am taking my regular, good condition, mail order items for sale, they are happy and paying, and I am also glad that I managed to get rid of my unwanted stamps at something normal price. but since that was not the case, I left quite disappointed. 3. The owner does not greet the customers very much unless there is just one of the staff inside. He just sits in silence and settles the stamps. I walked down the hall a couple of years ago and greeted him, normally, understandably, for ‘Retreat’, but as if I wasn’t there, vomiting on the whole thing, the owner continued to talk calmly with someone. If I’m already honoring them by buying from them, one might expect him to poke at least enough: hello. As far as I know, every customer matters and they make a living from customers. I’ve been thinking three times since then, when I buy here, one is reluctant to put my foot in a place where they don’t like to be seen. It's not like it's so interesting, I'm just weird .... The maid, on the other hand, is normal.

I found Fodor Aukciósház Kft. Via the internet. I chose it because although several auction houses advertise themselves, it was the most sympathetic to me besides being able to fit it in my path. Fodor Aukciósház Kft. Is located in the XIII. district. In addition to being accessible by good public transport, it is also relatively easy to find a place by car, albeit with paid parking. The place is worth visiting not only because of Fodor Aukciósház Kft., But also because it is close to the Danube bank. Opposite the banks of the Danube, the imposing view of Margaret Island can be a pleasure. Anyway, not far from here is Lehel Square with as many shopping opportunities as the Lehel Market. All in all, it is located in an ideal environment if one wants to arrange more or just visit a tourist circle. Fodor Aukciósház Kft. Is located in a residential building. You can easily get in by pressing the doorbell. Entering the staircase, on the mezzanine level, there is a door to the right, where Fodor Aukciósház Kft. Is located. They respond quickly to the bell if we arrive during opening hours. They are invited with a warm welcome. If the person intending to offer the auction product has already been there, the terrain will be prepared separately, especially a large quantity will be transported there. Entering through the door, we find ourselves in a corridor where a number of received products are waiting to be reviewed for bidding. The bidder looks at his port several times: first sketchily, then more and more meticulously. However, this is done if the visitor assures that he is accepting the price offer for the product offered. The bidding itself can take up to a few hours, depending on the quantity, but the amount offered, if they offer valuable goods, will make one happy. I carried a collection of stamps myself, the value of which is as low as I found out due to the current disinterest, yet it didn’t sweep the product off the table as worthless. I got a heartfelt appraiser who does his work out of passion and I learned a lot of interesting things from him.