Disciplinary Results

Wayne Evans Auction Co., Inc. , Richard Wayne Evans NCAL# 7555 and 5078 (Columbus, GA)

Effective November 1, 2010, Wayne Evans Auction Co., Inc. and Richard Wayne Evans, auctioneer #5078 licenses were revoked for failing to provide a written settlement statement and failing to pay proceeds to seller from three autions. This is a vioation of G.S. 85B-7.1(a); G.S. 85B-7.1(b); and G.S. 85B-8(a)(3). Mr. Evans waived his right to appeal as allowed by law and agreed to the Board`s findings of the violations.

Weber, Andrew Raymond NCAL# 9579 (Mt. Pleasant, NC)

Andrew Raymond Weber voluntarily surrendered Auctioneer License #9579 and Auction Firm License #9760 (ACT Auctions) pursuant to a Consent Agreement with the Board effective December 17, 2018.

White, Randolph H. NCAL# 5453 (Raleigh, NC)

Effective May 25, 2002, Randolph White's auctioneer license was suspended indefinitely for failure to completely cooperate with an investigation; for violating an order of the Auctioneer Licensing Board requiring him to comply with provisions of the Board's law or administrative rules; and for engaging in unprofessional conduct. Following an investigation into this matter, the Board found probable cause to suspend or revoke Randolph White's auctioneer license and referred the matter to the Office of Administrative Hearings as prescribed by Chapter 150B. Randolph White failed to respond as required and the Board suspended Randolph White's license indefinitely as allowed by law.

Wilson & Terry Auction Company NCAL# 6909 (Weaverville, NC)

Wilson & Terry Auction Company voluntarily surrendered its auction firm license effective March 2, 2017. Pursuant to formal complaints having been filed prior to the license surrender and as a result of the completed investigation, the Board found that probable cause existed to find that the licensee violated NCGS 85B-8(a)(3) Any failure to account for or to pay over within a reasonable time, not to exceed 30 days, funds belonging to another which have come into the licensees possession through an auction sale, and that the licensee violated NCGS 85B-8(a)(10) Failure to properly make any disclosures or to provide documents or information required by this Chapter or by the Commission, which would have substantiated a disciplinary finding of revocation, but for the license having been previously surrendered.