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Who’s lisc with copart in SC?

Discussion in 'General' started by baconologist, Dec 6, 2019.

  1. baconologist

    baconologist Well-Known Member

    don’t want to pay some random broker
     
  2. notbostrom

    notbostrom DaveK broke the interwebs

    Don't need a license at copart in FL. Did you check the website
     
  3. rice r0cket

    rice r0cket Well-Known Member

  4. baconologist

    baconologist Well-Known Member

    The bike I’m after is in SC and requires a lisc.
    I’ve been registered with copart for almost 10y and bought cars before. When I tried to bid on this one it said, send us a lisc or use a broker.
     
  5. Phl218

    Phl218 .

    metalhead should be. scrap and metal, checks all the marks.
     
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  6. evakat

    evakat Well-Known Member

    You don't need a license if you are buying within your state.
    Crossing state lines when bidding/buying triggers the broker issue.
     
  7. evakat

    evakat Well-Known Member

    I am in Pennsylvania and bid/buy within my state. Without needING any broker or special license.
     
  8. baconologist

    baconologist Well-Known Member

    Odd, i’ve bought from the China Grove NC facility as well as Loganville GA while living in GA.
     
  9. Phl218

    Phl218 .

    So, metalhead IS your broker then
     
  10. baconologist

    baconologist Well-Known Member

    How about Wisconsin, Anyone registered with them up there?
     
  11. Evad101

    Evad101 Well-Known Member

    The thing about copart though if your are not a licensed broker or dealer, is the fee amount goes up by a lot, even if you can bid on the item for your state, if you are just a member. Sometimes it is better to use a broker or do exactly as you are doing, find a friend to help you out to cut down on the fees.
     
  12. XFBO

    XFBO Well-Known Member

    I don't think that's accurate or that simple. I just recently joined as a member cuz I wanted to bid on a car that was local to me in TN, when I tried bidding it gave me a similar reply that I need a broker.
     
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  13. ClemsonsR6

    ClemsonsR6 Well-Known Member

    That would be incorrect information.

    The license requirement varies from state to state. You can buy in your state because your state doesn't require a license.

    South Carolina DOES require a dealers license to purchase. I live in SC and can not buy from Copart in SC even though I have a location like 10 minutes from me. I can however buy from NC and GA because both of those states do not require a license.
     
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  14. Evad101

    Evad101 Well-Known Member

  15. baconologist

    baconologist Well-Known Member

    So, anyone in Wisconsin registered?
     
  16. evakat

    evakat Well-Known Member

    You guys are probably correct about it varying from state to state.
    Pennsylvania does not require a dealer license... I put down a small deposit they hold and I can bid up to $1500... as long as I stay within the PA state locations.
     

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