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Police Auction Bargains
Move over eBAY.. This is the Police!!
If
you want an auction where the bargains really are a steal, you're in
luck.
In fact, it's astonishing what goes under the hammer.Get amazing bargains on cars, computers ... buy top-quality
stolen bikes for £10 at official police auctions ... discover the
secrets of government auctions ... fantastic prices on army surplus ...
ridiculously low clearance prices from government departments.
Do these secret stashes of bargain goods really exist?
Is there a sort of parallel eBay known only to a select few?
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Go under the hammer, get yourself a bargain and sell it on
to make a profit. Sales of confiscated and
stolen/recovered /unclaimed personal possessions looking for a new home.
Bicycles, household items, jewellery, business equipment and, of course, a
great many car radios and mobile phones. Sales of confiscated and
stolen/recovered /unclaimed personal possessions looking for a new home.
Bicycles, household items, jewellery, business equipment and, of course, a
great many car radios and mobile phones. Sales of seized and
impounded articles from the effects of drug traffickers and racketeers.
Police auctions are a great place to start. They dispose of unclaimed stolen property and there are plenty of bargains, bicycles in
particular, that go very cheaply. There are lots of car stereos (of course!)
that can sell for just a few pounds and electrical items like DVD players and
TV's that sell for much less than they're worth.
You can also pick up cars which
tend to be in fairly poor condition but really, really cheap so if you fancy
putting in some work and cleaning it up you could make a real profit. If
you've bagged yourself a cheap car and you want to sell it on, at Bestcarbuyer you can attain
a free estimation of your car’s value just by entering the car’s registration
number and mileage.
There are full descriptions of all items including notes on condition. The
current highest bid will be shown when you click on the item so you can see
how much it's going for and decide whether you want to start bidding on it.
Larger items will need to be collected from the police station's
property office. Smaller items can be delivered but the postage and packaging
charges are pretty high so you're better off collecting them yourself from
the station at no cost. You can do a product search by town and so only view
items that are accessible to you before you buy anything. You’ll need to give
the station notice of when you will be picking it up (usually 48 hours) so
they can get the item ready for collection.
How
much can you make?
It is difficult to predict or estimate exactly
how much can be made, however police auctions offer the best money making
opportunities with bikes worth over £100 regularly selling for £20 to £30. It
is a tougher challenge to make a profit with the army surplus and
personalized number plates as the prices are higher, however with a bit of
research some speciality sites can be found. In fact if you visit Millionairesbay you just
may find your millionaire that is looking to buy that Non Effective Glouster
Meteor, Tail Number WX800 plane!
Selling off the goods
The most popular online auction house is eBay however Loot is another website worth researching. The site
eBid boasts
that they do not charge a listing or final fee, so this is a great site to
start auctioning off your goods and retaining more of your final profit.
If you were lucky enough to find antiques or art
pieces then auctioning your merchandise at Ewbankauctions can be a good starting place.
Once you have the hang of buying bargains and
selling off for profit, then the government site
Businesslink is a great one to
visit for advice on how to exploit the benefits of trading online and some
helpful tips on how to set-up a basic online shop.
Find out where the
next closest auction is being held, nab yourself a bargain and sell it on eBay!
Below you will find some of the venues of Police Auctions
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| Scottish Police |
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Date
of Auction/Sale |
Description |
Location |
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Grampian Police
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Contact
for Dates
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Items
from Police Lost & Found Property.
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The ANM
Group Ltd, Thainstone Centre, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 5XZ.
Scotland
Telephone +44 (0) 1467 623700 http://www.goanm.co.uk/
Email:enquiries@goanm.co.uk
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Tayside Police
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Contact
for Dates
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Items
from Police Lost & Found Property.
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Curr
& Dewar Auction Rooms, Ward Road, Dundee. DD1 1LX. 01382
224185.Email:
derek@curranddewar-auction.totalserve.co.uk
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Date
of Auction/Sale |
Description |
Location |
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Avon and Somerset Police
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Contact
for Dates |
Electrical
and household goods, tools, gardening equipment and pedal
cycles. |
Greenslade,
Taylor & Hunt, Magdalene House, Magdalene Street, Taunton.
Somerset. TA1 1SB.
Phone: 01823 332525. Fax: 01823 353120
Email: fine.art@gth.net
http://www.gth.net
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Cambridgeshire Police
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Contact
for Dates |
General
property and effects. |
Ramsay
Auction Rooms, Units 9 & 10, The Northern Mill, Field Road,
Ramsey, Cambridgeshire,
PE26 1AJ.
Tel: 01487 710104, Fax: 01487
711833.
E-mail: cambsauctions@yahoo.com
http://www.auctions.freeserve.co.uk/calendar.htm |
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Devon
and Cornwall Constabulary
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Continuous online auctions. |
Online UK Police Property Disposal site. |
http://www.bumblebeeauctions.co.uk/
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Merseyside Police
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Contact
for Dates |
Electrical
and household goods, tools, gardening equipment and pedal
cycles. |
Hartleys,
12-14 Moss Street, Low Hill, Liverpool. L6 1HF. 0151-2631865. |
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Surrey Police
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Continuous online auctions. |
Online UK Police Property Disposal site. |
http://www.bumblebeeauctions.co.uk/
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Warwickshire
Police
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May and November. |
Mountain,
ladies and childrens cycles in a variety of sizes, jewellery, watches,
prams, CDs, DVDs and videos. |
Philip
Brothers Auction House, The Sale Room, Bearley Road Snitterfield
Stratford-on-avon Warwickshire CV37 0EZ Tel: 01789 731114 Fax: 01789
731114 |
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West Midlands Police
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Sales normally monthly. |
Electrical
and household goods, tools, gardening equipment and pedal
cycles. |
Biddle & Webb, Ladywood Middleway,
Birmingham. B16 OPP.
Tel: 0121 4558042
http://www.biddleandwebb.co.uk/
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