PS5 starts at R$ 100? Federal Revenue auction has it and much more!

The Federal Revenue auction will once again confuse many people looking for cheap items. From 9 a.m. on January 23It will be possible to bid on lots containing the most diverse products, no less than 203. The period ends at 20.00 on the 27th of the same month. and the tender session is due to be held on the 30th at 10 am.

Items available in the revenue auction include items such as mobile phones, laptops, smartwatches, tablets, cameras, headphones, video games and even diamonds! One of the highlights of the event is Lots containing PlayStation 5 consoles with a starting bid of R$ 100. The “saltiest” lot includes a machine for balancing car wheels and starts at R$ 1.4 million.

Those who are interested can visit and examine the plots by making an appointment. These will be available from January 20 to 24 in the cities of São Paulo, Guarulhos, Santos, São Bernardo do Campo, São José do Rio Preto, Araraquara and Bauru. All information and other details about it can be found in the auction announcement.

What else is good and how can you participate?

Among more than 200 lots we can find interesting things at advantageous prices: Lenses and cameras starting from R$ 800offers virtual reality glasses starting from R$ 2,400, electric tricycles starting from R$ 1,000, as well as Vehicles starting from R$ 6 thousand and diamonds cut with others Precious stones for R$ 14 thousand.

To participate as an individual, you must be over 18 years of age or free, have an active CPF and a Silver or Gold seal of reliability in the Gov.br system. For legal entities, it is necessary to have an active and regular CNPJ.

Once that’s all sorted out, access the Federal Revenue Service Virtual Taxpayer Service Center (e-CAC), log in with your Gov.br account, and find “Participate in the Federal Revenue electronic auction” in the highlighted services menu. Select auction number 0800100/0000007/2024, select the lot you want and add your bid (this must of course be greater than the base value defined by Revenue).

Watch out for scams!

It is always worth remembering that such auctions often end in scams aimed at extorting people’s money, such as live broadcasts simulating this event. In an official note, the Federal Revenue states: Offers are made only via the e-CAC platform. Payments are made only through Darf; never in the form of Pix or other “joint” money transfers.