Unmissable Auction by the Treasury: Phones, Jewelry, and Cars with Discounts of Up to 70%!

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Published on 25/03/2025 at 22:55

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Virtual Event Will Feature 129 Lots of Seized or Abandoned Products, with Unprecedented In-Person Viewing at the Airport

On March 28, Brazil will experience a great opportunity to do business with super affordable prices. With 129 lots of seized or abandoned products, the auction brings an incredible variety of items, and for the first time, it will be possible to visit the products before the event, according to the website Ei Investidor. If you are looking for good opportunities, this is the moment! Here’s everything you need to know to participate.

What Will Be For Sale at the Famous Auction?

This auction offers a true “box of surprises” for anyone looking to find quality items at below-market prices! There are various products, such as:

Electronics: Mobile phones, laptops, and computer accessories for tech lovers.
Fashion Items: Bags, shoes, and even jewelry to give that upgrade to your look.
Vehicles: Cars and motorcycles at unmissable prices. If you are looking for a car or a motorcycle, it’s worth checking out.
Tools and Mechanical Parts: For those who work in maintenance or enjoy making repairs at home.

How to Participate in the Auction?

You won’t need to leave home to place your bid, but before you take the leap, how about checking out what’s for sale up close? For the first time, there will be a live viewing, where you can see the items up close and make a better decision on which product to bid on.

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Who Can Participate and How to Pick Up the Products?

You, whether an individual or a company, can take part in this unique chance to obtain great products, but for this, you need to have an account on GOV.BR, with a Silver or Gold level. It’s easy, quick, and necessary for those wishing to place bids.

Be aware: products in the “cell phone/accessories” category cannot be resold, even by companies. Therefore, if you are thinking of buying these items to resell, that will not be allowed.

If you are the lucky winner, congratulations! Now, you just need to pick up the product. You will have 30 days to collect the items purchased at the auction. Stay alert not to miss the deadline!

Unmissable Auction by the Treasury: Phones, Jewelry, and Cars with Discounts of Up to 70%!

Virtual Event Will Feature 129 Lots of Seized or Abandoned Products, with Unprecedented In-Person Viewing at the Airport

What Will Be For Sale at the Famous Auction?

How to Participate in the Auction?

Who Can Participate and How to Pick Up the Products?

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Unmissable Auction by the Treasury: Phones, Jewelry, and Cars with Discounts of Up to 70%!

Virtual Event Will Feature 129 Lots of Seized or Abandoned Products, with Unprecedented In-Person Viewing at the Airport

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How to Participate in the Auction?

Who Can Participate and How to Pick Up the Products?

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