Police Auction

A property room is an area in a police department where hot goods are stored. If the owner is not located, these items go to police auctions and property auctions. Here's a discussion on a virtual police auction site.

You can find great deals at these auctions because the police department is selling the cars to raise money for the station and to empty the impound lot.

Here are the top 10 tips for government and police auctions.

www.hotauctions4u.com promises, for $19.95 (and $1.99 P&H), to deliver a buyer's guide to free government auctions. It will tell you how to find auctions in every American city, how simple the bidding process is and how to bid.

Have you ever wondered what happens to the stuff that was apprehended during police operations? The answer can be found in police auctions, and you may be amazed at the riches you can find, and how reasonably priced they can be!

Police Auctions are auctions held by the police to sell items they have come across as part of their duties - such as seized property, unclaimed, lost or stolen property.

Looking for great deals on homes, jewelry, electronics, vehicles and other high-ticket items? Consider online police auctions!

The cities of Royal Oak and Berkley will be hosting a joint auto auction on Saturday, October 16th at A&M Towing at 303 East Harrison.

Attending Police or government auctions can literally save you thousands of dollars. Knowing where to go, what they sell and how to bid can be hard, but luckily there are a few great websites around to help you out.