Looking for a great luxurious car to drive? Well now you can with this amazing 2011 Nissan Maxima! This is a Black, Automatic 4-door vehicle, equipped with a 6 Cylinder Engine, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Tilt Steering, Cruise Control, an Air Conditioner, Bucket Seats, Leather Seats, 3rd Seat, Power Sunroof, AM/FM Radio, CD Player, Navigation System, Heated Seats, Alarm System, Customized Rims, and Factory Wheels. This vehicle is operable, has keys, has a dent in the front passenger quarter panel and a good front carpet, good rear carpet, good front seat, good rear seat, and a good headliner. This car requires a bid of $1,430 and the current bid is $7,163. Only 1o days remain, so be sure to bid on this amazing car right now! The closing time of the auction is on August 4 at 12:30 PM, Central Time. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Amazing 2001 Freightliner FL60!
Now’s your chance to bid on this amazing 2001 Frieghtliner FL60! This truck is white, fueled by a 5.9L L6 Cummins Diesel engine and has an approximate mileage of 22,900! The vehicle’s box is 16 feet long and 8 feet tall. The vehicle is equipped with Automatic Transmission, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Air Brakes, Power Mirrors, AM FM Radio with a Cassette Player, Fold under Hydraulic Lift Gate, and a Spare Tire. The Seats, Door Panels, and Headliner, Engine, Transmission, Brakes, Liftgate and Tires are all in good condition. This vehicle is located in Tucson, Arizona and the current bid is $7,900. This Auction only lasts for the next 6 days, so start bidding as time will run out soon! For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial!
Drive Away In This Great 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe!
Only 5 days left to check out this great 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe! This vehicle is a black 4×4 SUV with an 8 Cylinder Engine and an estimated mileage of 95,121. It also comes with an Air Conditioner unit, AM/FM Radio, CD player, Power Brakes, Power Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Anti-Lock Brakes, Airbags, Cruise Control, Fabric Interior, Tinted Windows, Tilt Steering and a Towing Package. This car was also a former law enforcement vehicle with some exterior and interior modifications. This car has possible exterior rust, dents, scratches, interior stains, small holes where equipment was mounted, and a ceiling console removed. The location of this vehicle is Albuquerque, New Mexico. This Auction only lasts for the next 5 days, so start bidding as time will run out soon! For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial!
Drive With Style in This 2009 Ford Escape!
Looking to drive around in a compact and reliable car? Now you can with this amazing white 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid. This great vehicle comes with Airbags, Air Conditioner, Alloy Wheels, AM/FM Radio, Anti-Lock Brakes, CD Players, Cruise Control, Fabric Interior, Wipers, Keyless Entry, Power Brakes, Power Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Rear Defrost, Tilt Steering, and Power Seats. Repairs are necessary for missing battery, dents, scratches, interior damage, mechanical problems, tires, visual blemishes, anti-lock braking system and inoperable power brakes. The vehicle has an estimated total mileage of 88,955 and is located in Coleman, Florida. This auction will only last for the next 4 days, so hurry and start bidding! For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
Stay Trendy with This Louis Vuitton Travel Bag!
Looking to travel with style these days? Try sporting this spacious and classic Louis Vuitton Keepall 45 Bandouliere-Damier Azur Travel bag on your next vacation! this item is located in Miami, FL and up for bids very soon. This luxury travel bag is in good condition with a starting bid of $275.00 USD. There are currently no bidders yet as this auction begins on June 24th, 2015. The approximate price this bag retails for is $1,720.00 at any Louis Vuitton shop. That is a massive discount that you most likely will not be able to find elsewhere! This item will be sold “as is, where is” with no attestation as to the accuracy of the description and the condition. It’s time to act quick and jump on this auction on June 24th at 12:00 noon CT. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial!
Observation Tower: Defend Your Kingdom
First up on the auction block on this fine Wednesday morning is this military grade observation tower. The tower sits on a trailer so you can hitch this unit to your vehicle and bring it along on your next hunting excursion or adventure. You can also use it to protect your property from intruders and thieves. The inside of the observation tower is rather sparse, containing only a single red office chair and some controls, but with a bit of elbow grease and some creativity this observation tower can be so much more! We’re thinking mini-fridge and iPad docking station. The current bid on this observation tower is just $733 with 9 bids already placed and less than 3 hours left in the auction. The condition of this item is not warranted and some repairs may be needed to restore this observation tower to its former glory. If you’d like to find out more about this online surplus auction then all you have to do is click here right now to activate your free trial!
Single Family Home In Denver, Colorado: Dude, This Deal Is Like Totally Sweet, Ya Know?
If you’re interested in living in a state that absolutely loves their pot, then you might want to pay close attention to this next auction deal. Going up for live bid on February 26th, 2015 is this charming single family home located in Denver, Colorado. This single level home consists of 1,213 square feet of living space that rests on top of a 6,000 square ft lot of land. Once you step foot into this house, you’ll find that it has 2 spacious bedrooms, 1 full sized bathroom, an eat in kitchen, living room, family room with stone fireplace, covered front porch, storage shed, and a detached 2 car garage. This home additionally features a 816 square ft basement that contains a laundry room area and an additional bath. If you’d like to find out more about this upcoming live auction and how to attend it at the end of this month, then simply click here right now in order to activate your 3 day free trial account. Munchies not included.
Technology Tips For Successful Auction-Goers
We’re still trying to wrap our heads around the fact that it’s 2015. That’s the year that was depicted in the timeless science fiction classic Back to the Future Part II, where Marty McFly and “Doc” Brown use the Delorean time machine to transport themselves far into the future. According to the film, everyone should have hover boards and flying cars by now. On this prediction, the film wasn’t too far off: do a basic Google search for either of those two seemingly improbable inventions and you will see that they both already exist, albeit not in the way that was depicted in the film and not readily available to the masses yet, but impressive nonetheless. Anyway, we digress. Since it’s 2015, we wanted to touch upon some useful technology tips that you can use as an auction-goer to make this year more profitable and efficient than ever. These tips can be used by anyone, even if you are not a reseller. Also, you can use them no matter if you’re attending a government auction, estate sale, garage sale, or other venue.
Sourcing Items For Resale
One of the most important factors when sourcing items for resale online or otherwise is knowing what similar items are selling for. This is why having an internet-connected smartphone is absolutely crucial to your success. With a smartphone, you can quickly and easily look up prices online for specfic items. Furthermore, we recommend downloading the eBay and Amazon apps so that you can look up prices directly on those sites. With the eBay app, you can look at completed listings to see what that specific item or similar items recently sold for.
Make Payments Easily
These days most auctions accept credit and debit cards as a form of payment. In fact, if credit cards are accepted we would encourage you to use them as long as you pay them off right away. This way you earn points while buying items. Having a smartphone handy will allow you to quickly transfer money into the right accounts.
Take Pictures With Your Phone to Save Time
If you are selling expensive items and you really need high quality photos then you should definitely still use a quality camera. However, for most items, a smartphone will suffice. For example, I use a Samsung Galaxy Note 4, which has a 16 megapixel camera, and the photo quality is excellent. After you’re done taking pictures you can quickly upload them straight from your phone to the cloud (Google Drive or Drop Box) with a single button. From there, you can upload the pictures to any online marketplace. This simple trick has literally saved me hundreds of hours over the last couple of years when listings items online. You can also use your phone to take pictures at auctions in order to keep a digital record of items that have sold and how much they sold for. This will make it easier for you to know whether or not an item is a good deal in the future.
Five Simple Ways You Save Money With Government Auctions In 2015
With each new year comes a new set of financial resolutions. Whether you’re looking to save more money, spend less, earn more, or all of the above, we’re sure you can benefit from these simple tips from GovernmentAuctions.org.
Before you visit an auto dealership or search online, try attending a government auction for your next car purchase. Car dealers make their money by buying their inventory from dealer auctions or trade-ins, and marking up the vehicles by several thousand dollars. You can go around them by attending an auto auction yourself even if you don’t have a dealer license. Sure you can find deals by searching through online marketplaces, but government auctions are one of the few ways the public can buy autos at wholesale prices. You can potentially save tens of thousands of dollars in your lifetime by purchasing cars that are only a few years old, are in relatively good shape, and have low miles. These types of cars are frequently auctioned off to the public.
Save Money on Gas. Although the average price of a gallon of gas has fallen considerably over the past several weeks, you can still save a bundle by following a few simple steps. One of the easiest ways to save money on gas is to sign up for supermarket gas promotions. Look for items that qualify for gas rewards points and you can easily save anywhere from $0.50-$2.20 per gallon. Another way to save on gas money is to buy a scooter or a motorcycle, which you can use for short trips around town, or even longer trips if you are an experienced rider. Most scooters get close to 100 MPG. There are plenty of cheap, reliable scooters and motorcycles being auctioned off every week on GovernmentAuctions.org. Finally, make sure you do some research before filling up, because there can be a fairly large difference in price
Sell your old stuff online or buy things you can resell for a profit. It’s amazing how much stuff most of us having lying around the house. Looking around my own apartment, I recently found over $2,000 worth of things that I no longer needed, that I was able to sell online. That’s no chump change. Besides selling your own things, you can also attend flea markets, estate sales, and of course government auctions, to buy things that you can resell later. The beauty of government auctions is that many things are sold in bulk lots, which can be broken up and resold individually online. It’s best to buy small items with a high value, like cellphones, jewelry, coins, etc., because they are easy to ship.
Instead of buying brand new, buy gently-used stuff. As Americans, when we want something we just run to the store or go online, whip out the credit card and get whatever it is that we want. It’s amazing how much money you can save by buying second-hand items. It’s easy to save thousands of dollars per year on clothes, electronics, furniture, and more by buying a slightly used item. There are so many people who purchase a pair of shoes, a smartphone, or a couch, realize a few months later that they don’t want or need it, and decide to sell it for half of what they paid. You can also find thousands of seized and surplus items, most of which are gently-used or even new, on GovernmentAuctions.org, from iPad to office furniture, that are selling for deeply discounted prices.
Buy everyday (non-perishable) items in bulk. You can save a ton of money by buying things in bulk, especially when they are on sale. If there is a particular item that you use frequently and regularly, and you see it on sale for a lot less than you would normally pay, buy a lot of that item. As long as it’s not perishable, it will not go to waste. Buying in bulk also applies to government auctions. Usually, you can get a much better deal if you buy a bulk lot of 100 used cellphones as opposed to buying a single cellphone. The reason for this is that most people are either not looking to buy such a large amount or cannot afford to spend so much money all at once.
What You Need To Know About Civil Asset Forfeiture
Hopefully it hasn’t happened to you, but each year billions of dollars in assets believed to be connected to criminal activity, are seized by state and local law enforcement agencies around the United States. It is a common and accepted practice among law enforcement agencies, because it helps to finance their work and supplement state budgets.
The exact value of the goods seized by state and local authorities is somewhat difficult to estimate, but at least $4 billions in assets was seized last year alone.
The most common items seized are cars, houses, and cash. The reason for this is simple: authorities typically go after things they can easily dispose of. While they can generally seize any item if it is suspected of being connected to a crime, it can be somewhat difficult to make a connection between a toaster oven and a crime. On the other hand, criminals often use their homes for illegal growing operations and drug manufacturing. Cars and cash are also easy to implicate in criminal activities, and easy for police departments to get rid of or put to good use.
Once the assets are seized, they’re often auctioned off immediately, unless the owner pays to have them stored while the case goes to trial. That’s why there are so many of these property auctions taking place all the time.
To find seized property auctions, visit Governmentauctions.org, and then head to the government auctions tab on the homepage. From there, you can select the state you’re interested in and see if there are any seized property auctions coming up. A quick search revealed one coming up in New York and another in Ohio, but there are certainly others.
