Mixed: 26 years online, no street address — as of .
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Mixed: 26 years online, no street address — as of Oct 6, 2026. These are facts the registry could check, not an endorsement.
122 reviews, 1.4 out of 5 on average. None of them comes from a Closo order yet — Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
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No Closo reviews yet; 30 reviews on other sites. Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
The Alabama rep is terrible and when I called the customer service number that girl is just as bad
Everyone needs to be fired and start over
They have 1.5 stars. lol. Nice
They refuse to investigate fraudulent bid walking and give you a cookie cutter response when you request it. Even with all of the proof and their own terms and conditions highlighted. Get the feeling they are in on it. Will no longer do any business with them.
They refuse to investigate fraudulent bid walking and give you a cookie cutter response when you request it. Even with all of the proof and their own terms and conditions highlighted. Get the feeling they are in on it. Will no longer do any business with them.
This is very frustrating with the seller and Govdeals.
31 July, we outbid others for an asset. It didn't meet the reserve amount. GovDeals sent me an email offer for the asset. We had till 2 Aug at 7pm to accept the offer. We tried to accept the offer on the Govdeals site. However, no matter how many times we accepted to offer, it didn’t accept my input.
We notified Govdeals, the auction seller and customer service. On 3 Aug, the seller relisted the asset. The seller is Seller 30990 – CPTFL from Houston, TX.
3 Aug, we notified Govdeals. They took our information. Stating they would call me
This is very frustrating with the seller and Govdeals.
31 July, we outbid others for an asset. It didn't meet the reserve amount. GovDeals sent me an email offer for the asset. We had till 2 Aug at 7pm to accept the offer. We tried to accept the offer on the Govdeals site. However, no matter how many times we accepted to offer, it didn’t accept my input.
We notified Govdeals, the auction seller and customer service. On 3 Aug, the seller relisted the asset. The seller is Seller 30990 – CPTFL from Houston, TX.
3 Aug, we notified Govdeals. They took our information. Stating they would call me
They have ZERO Customer Service. You can contact them with simple questions, you don't hear back. They are now allowing SCAMMERS to sell and don't care. They are NOT a Government ONLY website. If you are willing to pay the fee, you can probably list with them.
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26 years online, 30 reviews on other sites — and, on a Closo order, your money held until the pallet arrives.
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