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I answered an advert for a boat for sale only to be told its is not available as under offer - SO WHY STILL ADVERTISE IT and waste peoples time! This is the second time this has happened. They do it so they can get your details. Very unprofesional for such a large company

Date of experience : August 05, 2024

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Hi Mark, sorry that you have missed out on a couple of boats. Your enquiries came through Rightboat and this is the only website that we use that doesn't update automatically when a boat goes under offer. We are updating the way our website feeds to other sites so this problem will be eliminated soon. It is not an attempt to gather data at all.

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Any experiences with Clarke and Carter Interyacht?

• Thread starter aquaholic
• Start date 3 Jan 2011

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xyachtdave said: What are you thinking of buying?? Click to expand...

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I think it really depends on how much competition there is for the type of boat you are trying to sell. I bought my first boat in the UK through Clark and Carter - a well known East Coast design, that no-one on the East Coast had heard of - a Popcorn 23. Foolishly I decided to sell it as I found I couldn't easily get petrol for the outboard in the Baltic. Unfortunately boats under 25 feet are two a penny. Someone commented that they couldn't buy a decent dinghy for the price I wanted for my Popcorn. I found that having a broker directing lookers to the boat really helped. I advertised it on all the free sites on the internet and had one looker myself. Clark and Carter had it on their site at Burnham for 10 weeks and then at the used boat show at SYC. I think the extra exposure offered by a broker can be worth it. I have dealt with both the Burnham office and the Levington office and found them both very professional and courteous. As far as fees are concerned because I was selling a 'cheap' boat I paid a flat rate of £500 to Clark and Carter, rather than their 8% commission. They still managed to get me the asking price, even though there was nothing in it for them. I have not dealt with the Gillingham office so can't comment there. I think it is important to look at the market for the type of boat you are selling and make your decision from there.  

Glayva said: I think it really depends on how much competition there is for the type of boat you are trying to sell. I bought my first boat in the UK through Clark and Carter - a well known East Coast design, that no-one on the East Coast had heard of - a Popcorn 23. Foolishly I decided to sell it as I found I couldn't easily get petrol for the outboard in the Baltic. Unfortunately boats under 25 feet are two a penny. Someone commented that they couldn't buy a decent dinghy for the price I wanted for my Popcorn. I found that having a broker directing lookers to the boat really helped. I advertised it on all the free sites on the internet and had one looker myself. Clark and Carter had it on their site at Burnham for 10 weeks and then at the used boat show at SYC. I think the extra exposure offered by a broker can be worth it. I have dealt with both the Burnham office and the Levington office and found them both very professional and courteous. As far as fees are concerned because I was selling a 'cheap' boat I paid a flat rate of £500 to Clark and Carter, rather than their 8% commission. They still managed to get me the asking price, even though there was nothing in it for them. I have not dealt with the Gillingham office so can't comment there. I think it is important to look at the market for the type of boat you are selling and make your decision from there. Click to expand...

FullCircle said: John, Did you sell that to Ken Cope? We used to race class 3 against a Popcorn. Nice boat. Click to expand...

aquaholic said: God only knows Dave.....it changes weekly Click to expand...

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Have been to the Autumn boat sale for several years running and did buy my current boat from 5 years ago after viewing at at the sale. They were very helpful, even let me have a copy of the survey that a potential buyer commissioned and on that basis put a silly offer on and walked away thinking I wouldn't get it. We were in Wales at the weekend trying to negotiate with C&C with dodgy phone signals between the mountains..... Eventually agreed a price so had to sell the current boat quickly which I did in about weeks on BoatsandOutboards.  

xyachtdave said: You need one of these....... http://www.x-yachts.com/extranet/second/second_handview.asp?ID=2148 Click to expand...

aquaholic said: Very nice but will be a tad out of my price range and a little too much too handle I think, was thinking of someting a little slower, maybe oceanis 361 or sun odyssey 37 or even a bav Click to expand...

• 10 Jan 2011

xyachtdave said: Let the ECF know the budget and future sailing plans and we'll find the boat....... The X was out of my range too, I think I did well when I bought mine! Personally I am a big fan of Sigma's, a reasonable 38 shouldn't break the bank, solid seaworthy and fast, a hairy assed mans boat! (Running backstays a bit of a pain, but gives the crew something to do!) Click to expand...

• 11 Jan 2011

aquaholic said: Ideally I like the idea of a floating caravan but it needs to be able to get us to the Canaries and back in a few years time. Click to expand...

Sorted a nice one by the power of Google, from the land of sofa for you Aquaholic..... http://uk.yachtworld.com/boats/2004/Elan-37-Performance-1800420/Croatia It's not exactly local, but you would miss the fearsome Bay of Biscay out on the way to the Canaries!  

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now thats a redneck flybridge  

• 17 Jan 2011

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aquaholic said: Thinking ahead now for July which is when I hopefully will be in a position to upgrade our boat, have noticed this company with an office on the Medway at Gillingham. Wondered if anyone had used them to buy or sell a yacht, and what their experiences were. As our current boat is in the sub £20,000 bracket I was thinking of selling it myself on all of the usual websites, however I am daunted by all the aggro that goes with this so was wondering about a broker, there is also a good chance that I may buy our next yacht from them as they seem to have plenty of choice at the moment. Also if anyone has an idea of their charges that would be usefull, I did ring but they are still closed for the looney season. Click to expand...

I am glad to hear from someone that used the Gillingham office, think I will give them a call in the spring and see how the land lies so to speak.  

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