Online auction in Garner, Wake County, North Carolina.
Online auction
Runs online restaurant-equipment and business-liquidation auctions out of Raleigh and Garner, with bidding through HiBid. Its own site also lists new restaurant equipment.
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Garner, Wake County · 0.0 mi away
Online auction
Sells estates and consignments through online auctions on HiBid, covering Garner, Fuquay-Varina, Apex, Cary, Wake Forest and nearby towns.
Buyer’s premium not confirmed. Check the auction’s terms before bidding.
Raleigh, Wake County · 2.8 mi away
Liquidation inventoryAuction house site
Raleigh warehouse selling shelf pulls, overstock and customer returns through an online auction catalog (lots were posted with September 2026 dates when checked). Check each lot's pickup details.
Buyer’s premium: 15% buyer's premium plus a $1 lot fee, unless a specific auction says otherwise, and a possible 3% card fee. A $100 winning bid is $115 plus $1 per lot, before any card fee. Source: their terms of service
Raleigh, Wake County · 6.1 mi away
Government surplusNC State Surplus
Uses GovDeals, check back.
The city's page says surplus goes to GovDeals, and some items to the NC State Surplus site instead. The main link runs the city's own Raleigh search on GovDeals. On GovDeals, agencies show in the seller-name dropdown, and a name missing from it means nothing is offered right now.
Raleigh, Wake County · 6.8 mi away
Auction house site
Their auctions page can be empty between sales. Check back.
Sells real estate and personal property by auction, with a focus on business liquidations, estates and commercial equipment. The auctions page lists what's coming, and online sales run on Proxibid.
Buyer’s premium not confirmed. Check the auction’s terms before bidding.
Raleigh, Wake County · 9.8 mi away
NC State Surplus
Anyone can browse the public bid site, but bidding needs an approved account: one account per person, with a residential address (per the state's bid guide). A bid in the last two minutes extends the clock by two minutes, and the site's terms say a bid can't be edited or withdrawn while an item is on bid, so treat every bid as binding. The Raleigh store, warehouse and vehicle lot run Monday through Friday, and the warehouse uses a morning lottery for entry (line-up from 8:45 a.m.; see the entry-process link). Not confirmed: whether searching closed auctions needs a login. The surplus.nc.gov address didn't load for me, so use the state's own bid-site link.
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