GovDeals Auctions in Connecticut (CT)
Every live GovDeals lot located in Connecticut, pulled fresh each night and shown next to the other 25 sources we track.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many GovDeals auctions are live in Connecticut?
The count at the top of this page is live: it comes from the same index the search page uses and refreshes as lots are scraped and close. GovDeals lots in Connecticut sit alongside listings from 25 other sources here, so you can compare a CT lot against the rest of the market before bidding rather than after.
Is GovDeals legit?
Yes. GovDeals has run since the early 2000s and belongs to Liquidity Services, a company listed on the NASDAQ as LQDT. The sellers are actual city, county and school district agencies, and your payment goes through the platform rather than to an individual. The risk on GovDeals is not fraud, it is condition: every lot is as-is, and a 12.5% buyer's premium is added to your bid at checkout.
What is the catch with GovDeals?
Three things, none of them hidden but all of them easy to miss. A 12.5% buyer's premium is added to every winning bid, so a $5,000 hammer price costs $5,625. Almost every lot is local pickup only, and freight is yours to arrange. Removal deadlines run 7 to 10 business days, after which sellers can charge $25 to $50 a day in storage.
Has anyone been scammed on GovDeals?
Complaints about GovDeals are overwhelmingly about items arriving in worse condition than the listing suggested, not about money disappearing. Payment runs through the platform and the sellers are government agencies with public accountability. Read every photo, treat a short description as a warning sign, and inspect in person when the seller allows it.
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