Search just seems broken for me. I get > Error: Invalid frameId for foreground frameId: 0 on Chrome 147.0.7727.102
I aggregated 28 US Government auction sites into one search
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#112might just be on my end, but I cant seem to access the state filtered page? i.e. https://bidprowl.com/auctions/california
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#113Really needs sort by distance.
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#114US Gov auctions are great when you want 400 of something broken or want to travel through 3 states for a $1000 mil-spec kitchen sink.
If you ever want knives, you can get a fascinating set of them by looking out for the TSA/Airport confiscated items auctions. Hawaii's one is at https://auctions.ehawaii.gov/dot/welcome.html . I had a boss when I lived in Hawaii that would bid on them, occasionally brought boxes of the random "sharps" (as they were called at the time) that had been confiscated from people by TSA. Some of it is somewhat surprising tha…
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#115Browsing is just one part, each jurisdiction and agency within each jurisdiction has its own process to even be able to join the auction Sometimes requiring months in advance So I want an agent that does that automatically and I don’t want to do it on my computer
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#116Clone of "GovAuctions" from 3 weeks ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47662945
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#117I chose 'Colorado' from the state dropdown and got a blank page. Does the site work at all?
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#118Earlier quoted context omitted.
One of the top reasons auction hunters hate gun control The worst ones will try to add a few extra holes the night before the auction
You're probably kidding but I wouldn't put it past someone. Unscrupulous people bring antifreeze in gatorade bottles to the car auction and dump it under cars they want. Be careful out there.
By the way I had to spend at least a second trying to figure out whether that antifreeze was somehow going to offgas and damage the vehicle undercarriage :)
But it’s just straightforward dishonest fake leak. Scoundrels!