The auction items confiscated by customs in the circle of friends are fake. It is impossible for customs to handle it internally.

Items confiscated by the Customs cannot be sold privately. The Customs fully applies scientific and technological means to manage the property involved. Strict security measures such as 24-hour video surveillance are adopted inside and outside the storage warehouse. The warehousing and disposal of the property involved are , outbound and other information are all included in the system management.

The customs conducts auctions of confiscated items in strict accordance with the auction law. Customs internal disciplines stipulate that customs staff and their family members are not allowed to purchase confiscated items. Therefore, the so-called low-price sales, internal channels, and quiet handling of goods confiscated by customs on the Internet are all fake. Consumers should not be greedy for a moment and fall into the trap by mistake.

The types of items confiscated by the customs, and the illegal goods involved in the case, refer to the goods, items, and means of transportation that have been confiscated by the customs in accordance with the law, and that have been confiscated by the court or ordered to be sold by the customs.

Expired goods specifically include imported goods that have not been declared beyond the deadline, and imported goods that are accidentally unloaded or overloaded. Abandoned goods specifically include items declared to be abandoned by the owner of inbound and outbound items, goods and items that have not gone through customs procedures within the time limit specified by the customs or are unclaimed, and inbound postal items that cannot be delivered and cannot be returned.

There are five ways to deal with confiscated goods: public auction. For confiscated goods and items that do not have special provisions in national laws and regulations, the customs conducts public auctions. This is the main way for customs to deal with confiscated materials. Targeted resale mainly involves state-regulated monopoly commodities, such as smuggled refined oil products, smuggled cigarettes, etc.

Transfer to the competent authorities for processing mainly involves the unified transfer of seized cultural relics, drugs, endangered animals and plants, firearms and ammunition, etc. to the administrative authorities for processing. Transferred to public welfare organizations such as the Red Cross Society of China for destruction, mainly seized obscene materials, illegally published audio and video products, import and export goods that failed to pass inspection or were unable to obtain health licenses, etc.