I'm curious how much of this stuff is actually civil asset forfeiture? (Not to blame the site(s) for such practices, but to think about the whole ecosystem of how a government comes to have a bicycle, switch, truck etc) https://reason.com/category/criminal-justice/civil-asset-for...
I aggregated 28 US Government auction sites into one search
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#102Nice execution. How are you handling deduplication when the same asset shows up on multiple sites?
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#103I'm loving how the deal of the day is a golf cart. https://bidprowl.com/deal-of-the-day/2026-04-30
This looks to be a vacant residential lot for under $3k: https://bidprowl.com/listing/vacant-lot-in-santa-clarita-los... What am I missing?
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#104I'm loving how the deal of the day is a golf cart. https://bidprowl.com/deal-of-the-day/2026-04-30
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#105I know they aren't states but is there a way to add Puerto Rico and the Virgin islands? I know some auction sites include them.
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#106Any plans for RSS feed(s)? Would love to passively track the auctions in this manner. Per state, ending soon etc. would be fantastic.
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#107Doesn't support negative query modifiers?
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#108Very cool, is there something similar for other countries, like the UK?
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#109Missed the District of Columbia
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#110Commerce is so back!