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You do not have to register to view items that the City has at auction, however, you must register before you can place a bid. Please note that the City does not always have something on GovDeals. Please feel free to check the site at a later date. Click here to go to the current City of Mobile items on GovDeals.com

Vehicles must be paid for in full by 4:45 PM on the Wednesday following the auction. Anyone not prepared to pay immediately, should not bid. Acceptable means of payment include cash, debit card and credit cards. American Express is not accepted. A 3% convenience fee will be added to all credit/debit card transactions.

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If the winning (highest) bidder has not paid for his/her purchase by 4:45 PM on the Wednesday following the auction, the second highest bidder will be contacted and given the option to purchase the vehicle at his/her bid amount.

Purchasers have no legal recourse against the City of Mobile, the Mobile Police Department or the auctioneer, pertaining to the vehicle they purchase. All vehicles will be auctioned by lot numbers. All vehicles sold at auction are sold as abandoned and will not have an accompanying title.

Any bidder who fails to honor that contract may be subject to legal action and will be banned from bidding at future auctions. Registered bidders that fail to pay for a vehicle purchased at auction will not be allowed on the Impound Lot during any future auctions.

The Mobile Police Department is holding an unclaimed property auction on Saturday, December 9, 2023. The auction will take place behind police headquarters, 2460 Government Boulevard. Registration begins at 7 a.m. The auction starts at 8 a.m. You must be registered no later than 8 a.m. in order to participate.

In 2018, the Alabama State Legislature passed Act 2018-577, giving tax collecting officials an alternative remedy for collecting delinquent property taxes by the sale of a tax lien instead of the sale of property. Beginning with tax year 2019 delinquent properties, the Mobile County Revenue Commission decided to migrate to the sale of tax liens, and will continue to use this alternative method of collecting delinquent property taxes for subsequent years. All tax liens representing unpaid and delinquent taxes on real property are subject to a public auction.

MinnBid auction items are sold as is, where is" with no guarantees or warranties expressed or implied. You are responsible for inspecting items prior to bidding. Descriptions and photos are intended to provide general information about the items and should not be construed otherwise. Photos should not be relied upon for the disclosure of defects, if any.

Tennessen Notice: The Surplus Services Online Auction program collects information (data), specifically driver's license numbers, to ensure the effective, efficient operation of the program. Surplus Services classifies this data as private data on individuals. This data is available only to Surplus Services personnel directly responsible for the operation of the online auction program and to the individual the data are about. This data is necessary for informing prospective bidders about the availability of surplus property and for processing transactions in the event of a sale. An individual may refuse to provide this data, in which case the individual will not be able to participate in online auctions.

I come bearing good news! My team has been working for quite a while on an updated version of the mobile Auction House that we think will satisfy those goals, while hopefully addressing the avenues for abuse, considering both the ways that players interact with the Auction House, as well as avenues in technical frameworks.

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In lieu of paper bidding sheets, participants at in-person events scan a QR code for each item to place bids from their mobile devices. For hybrid and fully virtual auctions, bidders can explore and bid on items from anywhere using their mobile or desktop device.

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Mobile auctions are held at non-traditional locations, such as the back lot of a dealership, a hotel, convention center, or a race track. From technology to personnel, Manheim provides everything needed to facilitate the sale, including Simulcast live streaming.

What services are available at a Mobile Auction?

Depending on the venue, Mobile Auctions offer many of the same services as traditional Manheim auctions. This starts with an auctioneer, ringman, and all personnel needed to host the auction. Available services typically include condition reports, arbitration, logistics, PSI, and DealShield. All mobile sales have Simulcast, enabling dealers nationwide to participate online.

You may need to lower the starting price and check what prices the other items are selling for. The auction on the very right is unlikely to see imo because the price is too low when compared to the buyout. To help avoid illegal coin trading, prices must meet specific ranges and there must also be buyers out in the market for them to sell. If they aren't able to be sold, are you able to use them in a set to upgrade another player? It's possible there are too many of those items on the market so players are deciding on using them in sets instead.

"You may need to lower the starting price and check what prices the other items are selling for" --> )))). And again: ))))). And I hope you know, what I mean with the smiles. The auction house is totally broken, and if you give such an answer, it means 2 things:

EDIT: This thread is from 2018, so we're going to close down this discussion to avoid further necroposting. If you continue to experience problems selling items on the auction house please raise it up in a new discussion.

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A spectrum auction is a process whereby a government uses an auction system to sell the rights to transmit signals over specific bands of the electromagnetic spectrum and to assign scarce spectrum resources. Depending on the specific auction format used, a spectrum auction can last from a single day to several months from the opening bid to the final winning bid. With a well-designed auction, resources are allocated efficiently to the parties that value them the most, the government securing revenue in the process.[1] Spectrum auctions are a step toward market-based spectrum management and privatization of public airwaves, and are a way for governments to allocate scarce resources.

Alternatives to auctions include administrative licensing,[clarification needed] such as the comparative hearings conducted historically (sometimes referred to as "beauty contests"),[citation needed] or lotteries.

In the past decade, telecommunications has turned into a highly competitive industry where companies are competing to buy valuable spectrum. This competition has been triggered by technological advancements, privatization, and liberalization.[2] Mobile communication in particular has made many transitions since 2000, mobile technology has moved from second generation (2G) to third generation (3G) to fourth generation (4G) and is now in transition to fifth generation (5G) technology.

With more providers in the mobile industry, the competition during spectrum auctions has increased due to more demand from consumers. When the United States made the transition in June 2009 from analog to digital broadcast television signals,[3] the valuable 700 MHz spectrum became available because it was no longer being used by analog TV signals.In 2007, search giant Google announced that they would be entering the mobile business with their highly popular Android operating system and plans for a mobile broadband system.[4]Google said that they planned to bid for the "C" block of the spectrum auction which correspond to channels 54, 55, and 59 of the lower 700 MHz spectrum and channels 60, 61, 65, and 66 of the upper spectrum 700 MHz which are normally used to construct nationwide broadband services. Around the time of Google's announcement, AT&T and Verizon also announced plans to enter the spectrum auction in order to purchase "C" block spectrum.[4]

In August 2011, Canada made the switch from analog to digital television, freeing up spectrum in the 700 MHz band for other uses. In February 2014, the country auctioned additional spectrum in the 700 MHz and 2500 MHz bands to the four major telecommunications players in the country and raised over $5.3 billion.[13] Christian Paradis, Minister of Industry at the time, was quoted as hoping that the auctioning of these two bands (sometimes referred to as "prime location") would help foster more competition in the telecom sector, particularly the wireless sector, where Canada is just beginning to feel the effects of competition from new wireless companies from the 2008 auction.[14] 2351a5e196