Public Notice about "Auction Scam Sites" and "Auction Review Sites"!
At the moment some websites that claim to be "review sites", often only offering a one page landing website, are currently scaring many people into believing that most auctions websites are "scam". We believe it is therefore important for Gov-Auctions.org, which is a quality information site, to be transparent in this situation and provide the information we believe you need to consider before making any decisions.
The situation is two-folded. On the one side there are the so called "review sites", and on the other side the question of the quality of the "actual auction sites" that claim they offer access to auto auctions. Let us address both of these;
The "review sites", claiming that they have tested hundreds of auctions sites, are in no better words the real "scam" sites. This is how they operate. Many quality internet sites offer what is called "affiliate" programs, Gov-Auctions.org offer that too, one of the most successful ones actually. This is indeed a quality seal as other websites would like to be associated with us and they send us traffic/visitors by placing a link from their site to ours. The so called "review sites" is using a very unethical and frowned upon approach by simply lining up a handful of the sites that pay them most commission and that charge the customer the highest membership fee ONLY to achieve that you click on their links on their site. Why? Well it's because when you have clicked on the text link on such a "review site" taking you somewhere else a "cookie"/tracking tag is lodged onto your computer and the "review site" will be paid approx 75% of what ever you get to pay to the site that you have been "refered" to.
With this information in mind how valid do you think the "review sites'" claims really are? There are indeed quality review sites out there operating in different industries and in difference to the ones mentioned above they usually operate their websites differently in how they make their money. Most genuine review sites provide detailed and unbiased reports and you can easily tell if they really know the products. Importantly the genuine review sites have other ways to make money, e.g. often by sponsored ads or links.
As for the quality of the service of Gov-Auctions.org and that of other similar websites we offer you this information to consider;
Most so called "auction websites", including Gov-Auctions.org, offer correct and updated links to government online auctions. However, only Gov-Auctions.org and a very limited number of established auction websites offer an updated registry of the all the 3,000+ live auctions across the nation. So some of the frustration expressed by members on other websites has involved that people were expecting to find information to live auctions while in fact most auction websites (Gov-Auction.org excluded) only offer access to online auctions. We know there is a high demand for a quality and updated registry of as well online and live auctions as this indeed saves you hours of research. This is why Gov-Auctions.org has managed to keep growing and operates with less than 1% refund requests. Gov-Auctions.org makes no illusions on what we do offer, just visit our complimentary value packed tutorials and you will quickly see that we take pride in offering a quality informational service. Importantly we offer and honour a no ask refund policy within 30 days should you feel the information was of no use to you. For maximum security for our members we have outsourced the payment processing to Clickbank, the world's largest payment processor of digital/informational products. Whereby the security of your payment details are as secure as if you would use your credit card in the supermarket.
Gov-Auctions.org operate a professional online customer service with representation in Ventura California as well as in Queensland Australia so we are here online for you almost 24 hours a day should you have ever have any questions.
