The Free Truth About Governement Surplus Property

Homeschooling on one income? If you're like our family, you're always looking for a way to save money. You've problably seen ads promising ridiculously cheap governement property, such as "buy a governement surplus jeep for $50!" Needless to say, those ads just take your money, and don't deliver the jeep. At best, they might provide you with a poor quality brochure of information that you can get yourself, for free. It's easy to find out the truth about government surplus property. Try these free web sites:

Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service - offers government surplus property.
US Customs Public Auctions - from the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Items include real estate, vehicles, jewelry, apparel, electronics, and more.
United States Treasury Auctions - with information on and links to government managed seized property auctions.
GSA: Government Vehicle Sales - offers a directory of public auctions throughout the country selling pre-owned government vehicles.
IRS Real Estate and Personal Property Sales - describes where the IRS advertises property seized for the non-payment of income taxes.
GSA Auctions - official site for government surplus, seized, and forfeited property.
FedSales.gov - official U.S. Federal Government portal for information on all assets, surplus, and auctions currently offered to the public across all U.S. Federal agencies and departments.
Federal Communications Commission Auction - features information on FCC auctions of licenses for electromagnetic spectrum, including schedules and reference materials.