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Re: Show HN: GovAuctions lets you browse government auctions at once

#13

Seems to be missing stuff. I searched "volkswagen" on govdeals and found a lot of vehicles listed but nothing on this site.

Thank you. Looks like other people are having an issue finding these - I'm going to take the reference to these listings down until I can fix it.

Re: Show HN: GovAuctions lets you browse government auctions at once

#15

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It is truly a weird and wonderful world of things you can buy out there. Last year I contemplated buying a 100-tonne crane in New Jersey, which was going for about $5,000. The only issue was that you had to go pick it up yourself...

I am looking for a 60 ft+ steel ship if you come across one.

There is a 25ft one currently at $1,550 in Montana, made from steel and comes with its own trailer! - https://www.govauctions.app/auction/gsa-3-1-QSC-I-26-284-021

Re: Show HN: GovAuctions lets you browse government auctions at once

#16
Very interesting project! Can anyone comment on what the buying process is like? Specifically if there are any weird hoops to jump through or if it's a normal account signup and payment process. Is delivery available or do these need to be picked up in person?

Re: Show HN: GovAuctions lets you browse government auctions at once

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post #16

Very interesting project! Can anyone comment on what the buying process is like? Specifically if there are any weird hoops to jump through or if it's a normal account signup and payment process. Is delivery available or do these need to be picked up in person?

The ones I’ve looked at need to be picked up in person, sometimes with very short deadlines.

Re: Show HN: GovAuctions lets you browse government auctions at once

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post #16

Very interesting project! Can anyone comment on what the buying process is like? Specifically if there are any weird hoops to jump through or if it's a normal account signup and payment process. Is delivery available or do these need to be picked up in person?

It varies by state and authority. The majority require in-person pickup; for properties there is often longer, sometimes multi-stage bidding process (where the auctioneer periodically reviews current bids, and decides whether any are acceptable before moving to the next stage).
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