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Most property is seized due to trade violations, trademark or copyright violations, smuggling, drug trafficking, money laundering, credit card fraud, food stamp fraud, mail fraud or other illegal activity. However, not all property is seized. Other property sold at the auctions are General Order merchandise. It is strongly recommended that you attend auction previews. Merchandise is often not available for inspection the day of the sale. The final of items in the auction depends on public interest and what people are willing to pay for the merchandise. Generally, the Government does not place a minimum bid on items. However, the Government reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. If any written bids are entered, they will begin the bidding from those submitted.

The reserve is a dollar amount placed on an item by the Government. If you hear the auctioneer say Bidding closed, subject to the acceptance of the seller, it means the high bid did not reach the reserve . the majority of property auctioned is sold.
Cash, Cashiers Check and Visa or MasterCard are accepted at most sale locations. Personal or business checks, certified checks, bank letters or letters of credit are not accepted.
Please check the Terms of Sale on individual sales flyers for the specific instructions regarding payment for that particular auction.

Refer to the Terms of Sale for specific deposit and payment terms.

Failure to comply may result in cancellation of sale, repossession of merchandise and forfeiture of all monies paid. Export only merchandise may only be removed by a U.S. Customs bonded carrier. Successful bidders of ATF or SS property will be notified at time of payment.

If you work for another Government agency, check your local agencys policies
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