Free Government Auctions Online

Thank you for visiting FreeGovernmentAuctionsOnline.org. You have come to the right place to find free information on Police Auctions, Military Surplus, Abandoned Property, Seized Property, Tax Lien Certificates, City, State, and County Surplus Auctions. Some of the items up for bid are luxury vehicles, boats, planes, computers, electronics, industrial equipment, real estate, and much more. Purchasing from the Government is a great way to save money whether for personal or business usage. I will try to give you as much free information as possible on free Government Auctions. Some of the Government Auctions are held on many private auction sites like eBay where you will be able to see the items and property up for bid. You will gain more information on how to participate in these auctions from the comfort of your own home. Please remember that a lot of the Government Agencies Will Not deliver the items for sale. It is up to you to find a way to pick them up. Therefore, do your research before bidding on an item and contact all necessary parties for more info.

THE LIST

Well here it is, the complete list of free Government Auction sites I know of so far. To my knowledge, you will not have to pay an annual membership fee for any of these sites. I will continue to search for more free Government Auction sites and post them here as I go, so check back with me from time to time, or better yet Bookmark and Subscribe in order to receive updates automatically. If you know of any free Government auction sites, please email them to me and I will post them here. My email address is: governmentauctiondude@gmail.com

www.ebay.com
As I mentioned previously even ebay hosts Government Auctions. You simply have to know that Government Agency or State's User ID. Go to ebay.com and right next to the Search button click on Advanced Search. After clicking on Advanced Search click on Items by Seller to the left of your screen. Where it says Enter seller's User ID type in the User ID and hit Search. It should take you directly to that State's auction page. If the State does not have any auctions running at that time,ebay will let you know. Here are some State User ID's I am aware of at this time. Simply click on the links below for a faster way to get there. If you are not yet a member of ebay click here to Register.

For the State of Alabama click here: alstatesurplus

For the State of Colorado click here: co.unclaimed.property

For the District of Columbia click here: districtofcolumbia

For the State of Geogia click here: ga-surplus

For the State of Illinois click here: treasurer.il.state.unclaimedproperty

For the State of Indiana click here: indiana_unclaimed

For the State of Kentucky click here: kysurplus

For the State of Maryland click here: mdcompfranchot

For the State of Nebraska click here: nebsurplus

For the State of New York click here: nyssurplus-albany

For the State of North Carolina click here: ncssp

For the North Carolina Treasury Unclaimed Property click here: nctreas.ssp

For the North Carolina Department of Revenue Seized Property click here: ncdor-ssp

For the State of Oregon click on these: oregontrail2000, oregonprime2000,oregonmotors2000, and oregonsurplus2000.

For the State of Pennsylvania click here: pastatesurplus

For the State of South Carolina click here: scgovtsurplus

For the State of South Dakota click here: sdsurplus

For the State of Texas click here: texasstatesurplus

For the State of Utah click here: utahsurplus

For the State of Washington click here: washington-state-surplus

www.liquidation.com

liquidatiom.com is a great site where the State of Georgia, the District of Columbia, and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority have hosted some of their auctions. I have found that they sell everything from computers to vehicles of all type. If I find any other State, County, City, or Government Agency selling through this site I will post it here. Go to the link above and sign up. It's free to join and you can find a lot of great items being sold by other sellers at great closeout price. Keep in mind though that a lot of these items are returns from stores and are sold As Is without warranty or guaranty. Many of them are also refurbished. Therefore you should carefully read the information provided by the seller before making a bid. Just like ebay though, you sometimes have to type in the Seller's ID in order to find their auctions. And the reason I say sometimes is because most of the times, if not everytime I have done a search for vehicles, the ones that came up were from the Government. Simply click on Advanced Search and enter one of the Seller Usernames below.

GA-Surplus, GA-Surplus2, GA-Surplus3, MWAA, G-DC-DPW, G-DC.

GovLiquidation.com is another great site I recomend you become a member of. It is actually the sister site of wwww.liquidation.com and I think they are owned by the same company. This site is amazing. I'm surprised that it is not owned by the Government itself since it sell so much military surplus. You can find anything from 100,000 pounds of bullet shells, to tents, to bunk beds through these guys. They have listings for military bases throughout the country. Check them out, it's worth a look.

PropertyRoom.com is a great site which offers Free Police Auctions online. From the information provided on their website, it was started by a group of former Law Enforcement Officers. The site particularly host Police Auctions from the State of California, Florida, and New York. I also think that there are private sellers on this site but if you click on the categories section to the left of your screen then the items displayed should only be those from Police Agencies. Go check it out and register, it's free.

www.bid4assets.com

bid4assets.com is a really good free to join Government Auction site. It hosts auctions for Federal, State, and Local Government Agencies. They have almost anything up for bid at any given time. Items up for bid range from Real Estate, to Tax Auctions, to Aircraft. Like many other auction sites bid4asset.com host many items from private sellers as well. So do your research if you only plan to buy from the Government. This site also holds Tax Lien Certificate Auctions from many Counties in different States. Sign up for the free automatic email alerts in order to find out when properties become available for bid. To Learn more about Tax Auctions Click Here.

www.publicsurplus.com

publicsurplus.com is a wonderful site with free government auctions throughout the country. As far as I know it is free to register. There you may find anything from scrap metal to school buses for sale. you can make searches by state or search the whole site altogether.

www.govdeals.com

govdeals.com is one of my favorite free government auction sites. It virtualy has auctions from every State in the union. But better than that, a lot of their auctions are narrowed down to local Counties or Cities. Check with them often. Just because there isn't something up for bid near you this week, doesn't mean there won't be one there the next.

www.lonestarauctioneers.com

lonestarauctioneers.com is a free to join Government Auction site as far as I know. The site hosts auctions for some of the following Government agencies: City of Miami Gardens Florida, City of Fort Worth Texas, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, City of Miami Florida, U.S. Marshals Service, and Alabama State Treasury Unclaimed Assets to name a few. I have also seen online auctions on this site from Universities, Medical Centers, Goodwill Industries, and many more. The items you will find up for auction on the site are virtually limitless. As on many Government Auction sites I have seen vehicles, industrial equipment, clothing, collectible coins, and a whole lot more. So go ahead and visit the site, you may find something useful.

www.asset-auctions.com

Asset-Auctions.com is a site that mainly hosts surplus auctions for the States of Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. They auction off industrial equipment, municipal equipment, vehicles, machinery, and more.

www.govtvehiclesdirect.com

The name of this site speeks for itself in terms of what is being sold. The site auctions off vehicles for the GSA, (U.S. General Services Administration) but I have seen vehicles authorized for sale by the IRS also. Many of the vehicles may seem to be auctioned for a high price but when you examine closer you will see that the mileage on many of these vehicles are very low. Which means that the vehicle has not been used that much.

Now here is a list of Official Government Auction Sites where you will find more info.

www.usa.gov

www.govsales.gov

www.gsaauctions.gov

http://www.treas.gov/auctions/index.html

http://www.fdic.gov/buying/owned/index.html

https://propertydisposal.gsa.gov/ResourceCenter/PRHomePage/loadPRHomePage.do

http://www.treas.gov/auctions/irs/