government auctions?

Question

i recently saw this website autosforpennies.com and it says i can get brand new seized cars from government auctions just buy signing up. does anybody have anymore insight on this

Answer 1

I don't know autosforpennies.com, but I think you're misunderstanding.

Every car auction website cost your signing up fee.

It's one time fee.

But you can't get cars after just paying $40. The signing fee just give you the right to auction the seized car.

After you sign up, you can auction the cars. Much cheaper than retail price.

And there are many car auction websites;

http://www.boocu.com/category-601-1.html?store=5186298

The first website is the the most popular.

Hope you find your dream car.

Answer 2

This starts with a question. Do you believe that anyone sells good cars for a few dollars? Why would they do that? Why would they need to spend any money to advertise it? If cars were a few dollars, wouldn't the sellers have friends and family who wanted them.

If you realistically answer those questions, you will come to see that there is no such thing as a free lunch or a $5 car. A better guess is that by signing up, you will get a list that you could get for free right from the government. That list will not contain any opportunities to get cars for only a few dollars.