Seized Goods
Various government agencies have the power to
seize goods from the general public.
For example the IRS may employ bailiffs to seize
people’s property if they haven’t paid their tax
bill. This property will then be sold at auction to
pay the tax bill. Some high value items such as
boats and vessels are often auctioned.
The IRS, DEA, FBI and the US Treasury make their own arrangements for disposing of items. Some of these are
disposed of via auctions, and some are sold by other means, for example by companies who are specialised in
this field. We provide access to the largest online source of US Government auctions in every state of the US.
You can enjoy immediate access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More About Government Auctions
Government auctions may often contain newer items for sale than more traditional auctions. This is because
sometimes the government sets up temporary organisations (for example, following a national emergency).
After the work is complete, it will often close, leaving computers and other equipment surplus to requirements
that needs to be disposed of quickly and cheaply.
Newer Goods
Receive unlimited access to the largest online source of US Government auctions in every state in the US. Get immediate access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to a database
of auctions and listings of available cars, trucks, SUVs and more at up to 95% off book value. Plus lots more items including seized real estate, unclaimed money, seized
boats and vessels, personal property items as well as Government surplus property.
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Seized Goods
Various government agencies have the power to
seize goods from the general public.
For example the IRS may employ bailiffs to seize
people’s property if they haven’t paid their tax
bill. This property will then be sold at auction to
pay the tax bill. Some high value items such as
boats and vessels are often auctioned.
Government Auctions
Seized and foreclosed homes, land,
personal property and more from IRS,
DEA, FBI and US Treasury.
The IRS, DEA, FBI and the US Treasury make their own
arrangements for disposing of items. Some of these are
disposed of via auctions, and some are sold by other means,
for example by companies who are specialised in this field.
We provide access to the largest online source of US
Government auctions in every state of the US. You can enjoy
immediate access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More About Government Auctions
Government auctions may often contain newer items for sale
than more traditional auctions. This is because sometimes
the government sets up temporary organisations (for
example, following a national emergency). After the work is
complete, it will often close, leaving computers and other
equipment surplus to requirements that needs to be
disposed of quickly and cheaply.
Newer Goods
Receive unlimited access to the largest online source of US
Government auctions in every state in the US. Get immediate
access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to a database of
auctions and listings of available cars, trucks, SUVs and more
at up to 95% off book value. Plus lots more items including
seized real estate, unclaimed money, seized boats and
vessels, personal property items as well as Government
surplus property.
Access Police and Government Auctions
$1 Trial
Police and Government Auction Sources
Police and Government Auction Sources