Understanding Bidder Probation

Bidder Probation on AllSurplus can be hard to understand, so we're going to break it down to help you more easily navigate during this time.

To start, the AllSurplus buyer policy states that all newly registered bidders on AllSurplus are subject to a probationary period. During this "probation" time there are both monetary and auction limitations that you, the new bidder, must follow. 

There are three levels of probation, and each level will last a minimum of 30 days. While you are on each level, 30 days must pass AND three auctions must be completed. This means that you have won at least three items and paid for and picked up all items. Once the seller marks the item picked up, that auction is considered complete and closed. Your account will move to a higher level of probation once ALL requirements are met.

**A high bid or an auction won and not paid for or marked picked up, is considered an open auction and will not count towards your completed auctions.    

The Probation Policy is as follows:

• Level One

Buyers on level one probation have a PayPal and Credit Card limit of $1,000. During the first level of probation, you may only have three (3) transactions open at any one time. As soon as one transaction is completed or closed, another transaction may be opened. If at the end of the first 30-day period, you have a minimum of three (3) completed transactions, your buying account will be moved to level two probation.

• Level Two

During level two of probation, you may have as many as six (6) transactions open at any one time. If at the end of the second thirty-day period you have completed a minimum of six (6) transactions (three within this 30-day period), you will advance to level three probation.

• Level Three

During the third and final level of probation, you may have up to nine (9) transactions open at any one time. If at the end of the third thirty-day period you have a minimum of nine (9) completed transactions, (three within this 30-day period), your account will be removed from probation.

Exceptions

If you would like to bypass this probation period on your buying account sooner, you may pay a bid deposit in the amount of $1,000.00 (one thousand). Your deposit will be held in a non-interest-bearing account for 60 days and then returned to you (a $25 processing fee applies) after that time. Bid Deposit accepted forms of payment are cashier’s check, money order, or a wire transfer.

We do not accept Western Union, Bank Deposit, or Counter Transfer. When submitting payment, please reference your username or email address on the cashier’s check or money order.

Additionally, if you are attempting to participate in an auction that exceeds the initial $1,000 limit or has a bid deposit that exceeds $1,000, submitting the bid deposit will remove your account from probationary status to participate in the auction.

Mail the cashier’s check or money order to:

AllSurplus/ GoIndustry DoveBid / Network International

100 Capitol Commerce Blvd

Suite 110

Montgomery, AL 36117

Liquidity Services Operations LLC Wire Instructions:

***Please ensure that your bank references your AllSurplus or GoIndustry DoveBid username or your buyer ID # on the wire transfer***

Account Name: Liquidity Services Operations, LLC

Account Number: 4124087677

ABA Routing Number: 121000248

SWIFT Code: WFBIUS6S

Account Type: Checking

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

420 Montgomery Street

 San Francisco, CA 94104