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Government auctions are a legitimate way for you to pick up good deals on
excess property like cars, boats and trucks. The scams here are not the
actual government surplus auctions themselves, they are the people selling
government auctions systems.
Government auctions systems are not what they seem.
The people selling the government auctions systems will have you believe
that government auctions are hard to find in your city or state. They will have
you call an 800 number to get more information about their government
auctions systems.
Once they have you on the phone, they will give you tons of benefits, and try
to get you to pay the $99.00 yearly fee for their secret information on
government auctions. The truth is you can literally pick up your local
newspaper and look under the auctions category to find government
auctions in your city or state.
Also, these program would have you believe that no one shows up for
these auctions and that you can literally but cars and fancy property for
literally pennies on the dollar. But once again if it seems to good to be true it
probably is. Cars and jewelery and property doesn't sell for pennies on the
dollar plain and simple, and since hundreds of people do show up for these
auctions it is unlikely you will be bale to just pick up a $50 sports car before
someone else does. You will probably pay lower end book value at best,
which is still a good deal.
Government auctions are not very hard to find if you know where to look.
There you will find 2-3 government auctions that occur almost every week in
your area. Wow, that was hard, and free at the same time. This is the same
service that advertisers of the government auctions systems make you pay
$100.00 for, what a big scam.
