The Federal Revenue is promoting a new auction of seized goods in the city of Fortaleza, Ceará. This event will feature dozens of lots covering various Apple products, such as iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and accessories, with starting bids set at R$ 200.
Notice number 0317900/000003/2026 compiles almost one hundred lots containing Apple items, although most feature older generation devices. Although the bidding takes place online, winning participants are required to pick up the items in person.
Variety of Lots and Models
There is a great diversity among the available lots. For example, lot 142 offers four iPhone 8 Plus units with a minimum bid of R$ 200. Lot 382 attracts attention by including an iPhone 13 with an initial value of R$ 300.
For those seeking more current models, there are options such as lot 240, which groups four iPhone 14s for R$ 1,700. Additionally, lot 384 contains two iPhone 14 Pro Max units and one iPhone 12 Pro Max, with a minimum bid fixed at R$ 1,400.
It is important to note that the listed Apple products do not come with a warranty. As stipulated in the notice, the items may be in various conditions, potentially being used, damaged, locked, or lacking their original accessories.
Furthermore, bidders must check the composition of each lot, as the presence of an Apple item does not guarantee that all products belong to the same brand; some lots may mix items from different manufacturers.
Participation in the auction requires a valid CPF and an active digital certificate obtained through e-CAC. There are lots designated for both individuals and legal entities, while others are exclusive to companies.
Schedule and Logistics
The deadline for submitting proposals begins at 8 am on September 21st and ends at 9 pm on September 25th. Classified proposals will be forwarded to the online auction, scheduled for September 28th at 10 am.
Buyers must also plan logistics after the purchase, as the Federal Revenue does not provide deliveries. Therefore, the products must be collected at the location specified in the notice itself.