The event will take place this Monday with items ranging from R$900 to R$129 thousand
Starting from 8am this Monday 4th, the Correios auction, which will be held online via the Banco do Brasil bidding platform, will put up for sale hundreds of objects accumulated due to non-delivery and which have not been claimed either by the senders or by the recipients.
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The event brings together 27 lots, ranging from household and children’s items to small household appliances and car parts, with starting prices ranging from R$987.17 to R$129,378.48. Items will be sold exclusively in closed lots.
After initial proposals have been submitted, live bidding for lots 1 to 20 will begin at 2pm on the 4th. Lots 21 to 27 will be available for open bidding on the 5th, starting at 9am.
How to participate
Both natural and legal persons can participate in the Correios auction. To do this it is necessary to carry out a simple registration on the Banco do Brasil electronic bidding platform.
To access the auction, go to the Licitações-e website and click on “Advanced search”. In the field at the top, select “Search by identifier” and enter the offer number: 1052752. You will then be able to consult all the items available in the desired auction. To follow the dispute and send your proposal, simply click on “Dispute Room” at the top of the page and follow its progress in real time.
Items in each lot
Lots 1, 5, 6, 14, 15 and 24 contain: Household utensils, small appliances, towels, blankets, sheets, bedspreads, blankets, pillows, cushions, carpets, curtains, chairs, poufs, razors, decorative objects , handicrafts, items for pets, antiques, cleaning products, fans, lamps, paintings, vases, household appliances, TV boxes, filters, wall clocks, taps, sinks, showers, picture frames, radios, backpacks, organizers, stovetops, packaging, beauty items, microwaves and lamps.
Lots 2, 7 and 12 contain: Semi-jewellery, costume jewellery, rings, earrings, necklaces, hoops, chains, glasses, wristwatches, bracelets, tiaras and key rings.
Lots 3, 8, 16 and 23 contain: Various books, comics, bibles, manga, CDs, DVDs, posters, vinyl records and dictionaries.
Lots 4, 9, 17 and 21 contain: Car and motorbike tyres, car and motorbike accessories, car parts, helmets and accessories, tools, nuts, screws and car radios.
Lots 10, 11, 18 and 22 contain: T-shirts, shirts, blouses, shorts, trousers, skirts, dresses, coats, sweaters, vests, outerwear, underwear, shoes, sneakers, boots, sandals, slippers, espadrilles, bags, hats, caps, cloth masks, jackets, ties, children’s clothing, bikinis, swimsuits and socks.
Lot 13 contains: toys, car seats, baby strollers, cell phones, plush toys, video games, video game controllers, diapers, baby wipes, high chairs, children’s tableware, educational games, boards, tricycles, skateboards, baby slings the head, kites, paddling pools, scooters, teethers and miniatures, baby bottles.
Lots 19, 20, 26 and 27 contain: Overhead projectors, cameras, security equipment, sports equipment, sewing machines, musical equipment, sanitary appliances, sporting goods, radios, tripods, transformers, lathes, taps, sockets, various brackets , screwdrivers and drills.
Source: Terra
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