Federal auctions bring a lot of iPhones and other smartphones

If you have an e-CPF digital certificate and want to risk IRS bidding, you could have the chance to auction many products like iPhones and smartphones from Sony, Samsung and Motorola with extremely low values. It is possible to buy iPhones 7 with a unit price less than R $ 900; 6 Plus iPhones for under $ 800 and iPhone 6s for under $ 720 per unit; More Samsung Galaxy J2 Prime for around $ 180.

To participate in auctions, simply have the e-CPF digital certificate, issued by private entities such as Serasa Experian, and follow the auction schedule of recipes. You must bid at least 90% of the highest bid amount of the auction to qualify for the online auction phase.

The problem is that there is not much transparency in what comes in the lot and what is the state of the devices before rejecting the offers. The products come from the seizures of the body of the Union, so there is no guarantee from the manufacturers. But history shows that the chances of bringing quality and fully functional products to values ​​extremely lower than those of the market are great.

However, there are some points that need to be underlined before venturing into looking for a lot of products: the IRS does not allow the return or resale of devices. If the user wins the auction and does not make the payment, his CPF will be sanctioned by the agency.

Currently, there are three sites with many different products receiving proposals: 300 lots in Santos (SP); 43 lots in Paranaguá (PR) and two lots in Salvador (BA). Not all are computer products or mobile phones, so you need to do more detailed research on the IRS site auction system.

Among the lots in Santos (SP), there is one with two units of the iPhone 6s, which has an average market value of about R $ 1,800, with a minimum bid of R $ 2,100. .

Source: Federal Revenue Service

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