For many years I've bought and sold goods from all over the world. My aim of course is to buy as cheaply as possible and then sell on for a profit. I don't specialise in any particular item but have a good idea of what sells well and where.
I am based in the UK but have friends and business associates in the US and Canada. I have bought many items at UK auctions, including government auctions, and I was looking for buying opportunities within the US.
Several auction resources were suggested to me by my friends in the US and I tried one or two. I wasn't impressed by the results. Then I was introduced to, what they said, was the 'best' US (and Canadian) Government Auction site.
That's when I realised just what I had been missing!
Immediately I was struck by the sheer mass of useful information available when I decided to subscribe. The database of over 2,000 federal, state and local government agency auctions was truly amazing. And the accurate details given of all the relevant organisations meant that I could arrange my time in the US to full advantage. I have purchased a variety of goods - cars, boats, electrical and antiques - at amazingly low prices and always sold them on for a profit. It is truly amazing just what you can find when you start to use the resources on the site.
The downside? Just the sheer volume of information availlable. But it's the kind of information overload that I can live with!
Whatever your reason for wanting to buy at government auctons, I know that you will discover some real bargains. And that's because most items just have to be sold - for whatever sum they can raise. And if you're in the property business, then you should take advatage of the 100,000 Forcloseure List with some properties selling for very low prices.
For anyone who uses eBay, has their own online store, or deals in property then I would definitely recommend this site. For a $40 investment, this site just over delivers!
