[timbuck2]

I live in Arkansas and there is a place online that sells repossessed stuff and they have a bunch of late model ATV's but not real sure how to buy them so if anyone has bought from them let me know how. The name is repozoom and they have been advertising on TV around here but not sure if they are national or not.

 

[mud99]

I always wondered were timbuck2 was now I know its in Arkansas LOL. Welcome to the forums. I think you have to pay a fee to get the info on the auctions but im not a 100% sure.

 

[Redracer]

You have to register to bid, then it is like Ebay. It is an online auction.

 

[tomgodd]

Welcome to the Forum!!

 

[iDJTSUNAMI]

Any idea of sites in pennsylvania...just doin some window shopping lol

 

[Vadafallon]

Are those good to use? I kinda want to find a good deal on something used. Like a Honda Trx450 or something.

 

[quasimoto]

they have police repos around here all the time,first you have to pay a fee to bid then if you win you have to pay another final value fee plus the amout of the item.i'm not sure about online repo auctions but i'm guess'n it's pretty similar.

 

[Pain]

They are similar but unlike ebay you have no seller that is trying to maintain his reputation, so you are bidding blind. You sort of are doing the same on ebay, but in this case if you are not able to go inspect the machine in person then it would have to be a great deal for me to buy it, under the assumption there may be a lot of repairs required.

Old thread, but whatever.

 

[TRX2fiveO]

Welcome to the Forums

 

[matthew.strickland]

Personally, unless you're near one of their locations, I think you'd do better to search Craigslist in and around your area. You can also use craiglook.com to find stuff in nearby areas easier. If you're lucky, maybe you'll find someone that has a decent ATV that wants to sell it before it's repo'd.

 

[Helmut]

Hey Matthew, you any kin to Buck Strickland. I see you're both from Texas. LOL.