Bid On Lost Items From Harry Reid International Airport’s Online Auction
Will you place a bid?
Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport saw more than 40 million passengers walk through its halls last year, according to an article by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. This makes our airport a mecca of lost items that were probably left in a travel-related rush (or simply the victims of hangover brain).
From an array of forgotten electronic devices like tablets, cameras and phones to plastic bags stuffed with jewelry, the airport is a foster home to many orphaned items.
There are so many unclaimed and lost-and-found knick-knacks that an online auction has been organized to sell off these items.
Starting May 9 to May 13, locals can place bids on unclaimed items that were left at the airport.
Think of this like an online treasure hunt that could potentially reap amazing and valuable items with the right bid, of course.
This auction is only online and hosted by TNT Auction Inc. All items will be sold as is with no warranties or guarantees, according to the auction’s website. Along with this, these auctioned-off items are for pick-up only! This means that you must go and pick up the items because they will not be shipped.
Here are some things you should know before placing a bid:
- No online credit card payments will be accepted. You will pay for the item in person, by card or cash, once you pick it up
- You must present a valid photo ID if you’re paying for the item by card
- If you have a winning bid then you will receive a confirmation email with your invoice and pick-up information
- Deposits are required to bid
- Payment and pick-up location is at 4530 Alto Ave, Las Vegas NV 89115
- If you have a winning bid then you must pick up the item by Wednesday, May 18 by 4 p.m. Remaining items will be disposed of at the discretion of the seller
The last day to place bids will be on May 13 at 9 a.m. For more information about this airport auction, click HERE.
5 American Foods Tourists Miss When Leaving The U.S.
#5 Mozzarella Sticks
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…but here’s the catch, you have to have the marinara sauce to dip the sticks in or it doesn’t finish in the Top 5!
#4 Chick-fil-A
We are surprised that you can’t get Chik-fil-A everywhere in the world, but clearly you can’t. Keep in mind that Wendy’s was also mentioned as well as In-n-Out Burger, Taco Bell and Cracker Barrel!
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#3 Maple Syrup
Probably the easiest to send anywhere is a nice fresh bottle of maple syrup…and clearly this person is NOT from Canada!
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#2 Great Mexican Food
If there’s one thing our country is know for, it’s great Mexican Food that you can’t get anywhere else in the world…this is truly a stumper on the list, but it came in at #2!
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#1 American Chinese Food
This has to be the one that will have a lot of people saying “WHAT?” American Chinese Food came in at #1…this is the food that most tourist miss after visiting the United States and crave when they get back home!
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