Where these lots come from
Accessories and clothing put up for sale come mainly from seizures by customs and courts, via Zoll-Auktion and Justiz-Auktion. Liquidation and insolvency platforms add company stock, and private auction houses sometimes offer fashion pieces and bags. Notes such as Gebrauchsspuren, Kratzer or unvollständig describe the actual condition. For branded bags, check the authenticity stated by the seller and read the lot description before bidding. Bidorado does not sell anything: the bid is placed on the seller's official website.
Points to check before bidding
Read the lot listing and the seller's terms. Buyer's fees vary by seller, and German VAT is added depending on the stated scheme. An EU business with a valid VAT identification number can often buy without German VAT by providing proof of transport, depending on the seller. An auction generally offers neither warranty nor right of withdrawal. Check the photos, dimensions, reported defects and whether Originalverpackung is included. For fashion and bags, check the stated authenticity and ask your questions before the auction ends.
Collection or delivery
Small items are sometimes shipped within Germany or the EU, but many lots are for collection on site, in Selbstabholung. In that case, arrange transport and, if needed, dismantling by the buyer, indicated by Abbau durch den Käufer. No customs duties apply between Germany and another EU country. Only delivery outside the EU, to Switzerland, the UK or Norway, incurs import duties and VAT. Check the exact location and collection times before bidding.