Seized Property, Government Surplus, and Abandoned Property

Most people don't realize that seized property, government surplus, and unclaimed or abandoned property includes cars, trucks, houses, jewelry, electronics, furniture, office equipment as well as Government tax sales, unclaimed baggage, unclaimed freight, Federal unclaimed property, and hundreds of other items sold at Government Auctions, Police Auctions and Tax Lien/Tax Deed Sales for substantially lower prices than you can get anywhere else! This is merchandise that is seized by US Customs, IRS, DEA, FBI, and police, as well as unclaimed property that is auctioned from abandoned storage facilities, seized homes & businesses, and court evidence.

What's important for seized property, government surplus, and abandoned property? The most important criteria in selecting one of these sites are 1) Legitimacy; are the sites providing these links legitimate? 2) Listings; How large and current is their database of IRS, DEA, US Customs, FBI, and police seized and surplus auctions? and 3) Contact Information; do these sites give you the information you need to register at the auction, contact the seller, etc. Our top recommendation in this category is Government Auctions.

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Reviewed: Government Auctions       Rating: 10 of 10

Hands-down, Government Auctions had the best listings to fine abandoned, seized, and surplus property and merchandise, and tax sales. Finding any item on Government Auctions has just gotten a whole lot easier as they have recently added a new search that can find any item you are looking from any online and live auction being held across US and Canada. Examples of items to expect range from various vehicle types, to office and farm equipment, to electronics and jewelry, just to name a few. The government does not want to store these items and makes it available for pennies on the dollar. 

Legitimacy - Just looking at their home page we see they've been featured on CNBC, CBS News, Barrons, and others. There was even a video posted of their CNBC feature. We watched the video - it was NOT a commercial. The company CEO was interviewed on a business show as an expert on buying real estate at auction.

Listings - More seized, surplus and abandoned property than we were able to sort through all with a new search engine to find any auction item anywhere in North America (nobody else is tapped into all the auctions like these guys) ! Afterall, you're trying to make or save money, you want the largest number of choices.

Contact info - Too many of the auction sites don't provide contact info; again, these guys get it right. Almost every listing has direct contact info: name address, phone number, etc.

Bonus - When we last reviewed the site, they were offering a hotel voucher worth more $300. We grabbed ours and used it. This alone paid for our membership many times over. (Guess which one of us got to use it? One of the benefits of heading the team...!)

Price: $39 Annual Membership. Click here for a Government Auctions 50% discount (regularly $78, advanced real time data upgrade coming with new monthly payment plan. Join now for a full 1 year access and avoid the monthly fee)

Government Auctions did not engage in any of the shady or questionable practices we've seen on many of the sites. No automatic re-billing, and no "hidden" charges.