Scrap Metal Online Auctions at GovLiquidation.com

http://www.GovLiquidation.com/scrap.html - Government Liquidation or "GL" operates an exclusive sales contract for the U.S. Department of Defense to sell scrap metal material to the public, including copper, steel, aluminum, brass, titanium, nickel, computers, tires, lumber and more.

The scrap property offered for sale is located at over 60 scrap yards nationwide. Our primary outlets include:

• Bremerton, WA,
• Anniston, AL,
• Texarkana, TX,
• Crane, IN,
• Ft. Hood, TX,
• Oklahoma City, OK,
• Ft. Benning, GA,
• Jacksonville, FL, and
• Ft. Meade, MD

To view scrap metal material coming up for sale, visit http://bit.ly/jL05Ke today!

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[EmilBravo7]

Thanks for the info!  (from East Texas)

[GovLiquidation]

@EmilBravo7 You're welcome!

[yami700thumper]

are there reserves on your auctions?

[GovLiquidation]

@yami700thumper Some of the scrap metal lots require a bid deposit - the amount and instructions are listed in the description for each lot. But it's always free to register and free to view our inventory. Opening bids start at either $50 or $150 per lot.

[fyrefighter814]

The closest place to our company if Ft. Meade, MD, which is quite a distance away. (We are in Fairmont, WV). Is it possible from this distance, to be able to be competetive on the scrap yet still have enough margin to make money?

[GovLiquidation]

@fyrefighter814 Yes! Since all our inventory is sold through online auctions, the bidders set the price. And since you're free to utilize the shipper of your choice or pick up yourself, there's a wide margin for buyers to make purchases that are beneficial for them. Plus, it's free to register on our website. Let me know if you have any questions.

[freddytk420]

Damn I wish I could go scavenging around that place for a few days.

[TheCaptainLulz]

They should have used a monster truck anouncers voice. That would have been epic.

[AGDemo]

@GovLiquidation Amen done!

[GovLiquidation]

@AGDemo Ok! The first thing you want to do is register on our website. It's free and only takes a few minutes. Then find the scrap metal you'd like to purchase, and then start bidding! We have scrap material on our website on a regular basis, so you're sure to find something you like. Let me know if you have any questions.

[GovLiquidation]

@cruzinpapi4 Thank you! The first step is to register, which is free to do. Then locate a lot you'd like to bid on. After you bid and the sale closes, if you're confirmed the winning bidder, visit the Forms tab and fill out an End Use Certificate. I'm afraid that first time submissions can take a while but subsequent approvals can be as quick as seven days. Let me know if there are any questions.

[cruzinpapi4]

nice video. I am interested in bidding on your site. Can you explain the process in obtaining a trade security control tsc clearance?