Customs will auction cars, cell phones and other goods in August

The General Directorate of Customs announced the August auctions

The General Directorate of Customs (DGA) announced that seven new public auctions will be held during the month of August. The products to be auctioned include high-end cell phones, recyclable materials and vehicles seized due to irregularities detected in control procedures.

The auctions will be held online through the Banco Ciudad website, which will allow the participation of people from all over the country. Interested parties must register at least 48 hours in advance.

One of the units that will be auctioned on August 8

On Tuesday, August 8, the special merchandise public sale will include two Pontiac and BMW brand cars. These vehicles are part of the assets seized by the DGA due to irregularities detected in control procedures.

The General Directorate of Customs (DGA) announced that during the month of August seven new online public auctions will be held through the Banco Ciudad website. Products to be auctioned include high-end cell phones, recyclable materials and vehicles seized by irregularities

Customs auctions have proven to attract a lot of public interest so far this year, with 28 electronic auctions held raising a total of $205,149,460.65. The high registered demand led the organization to incorporate an additional day to carry out these sales.

Recyclable materials up for auction include copper, lead and rubber. These products, along with high-end cell phones and vehicles, have a total value of $14,000,000.

You can also buy lots of cell phones

Customs online auctions are an opportunity for citizens to purchase quality products at competitive prices, while contributing to fundraising for the agency.

The complete auction schedule can be found on the AFIP website, in the auctions and auctions section.

On Tuesday, August 8, the special merchandise public sale will include two Pontiac and BMW brand cars.

The DGA “continues to work to guarantee the transparency and efficiency of these auction processes, ensuring that the products offered are of the highest quality and that the procedures are carried out in a fair and equitable manner.”

With these auctions, Customs not only contributes to fundraising, but also promotes the reuse and recycling of materials, in line with global efforts for more sustainable development.

For more information about the auctions and how to participate, those interested can visit the AFIP or Banco Ciudad website.

These auction processes are carried out online, through the Banco Ciudad auction platform within the framework of the current agreement between both entities. The merchandise, the base price of each lot and a description made by the Bank and Customs appraisers are detailed on the website of the financial entity.

The process to participate is simple, agile and dynamic. You must register as a user through Banco Ciudad’s self-management site, register -at least 48 hours in advance- for the auction in which you want to participate and make the transfer of the surety. Once the registration is confirmed, bids will be entered on the day and time scheduled for the auction.

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