What's the deal with online repo auctions?

I found a website that for $20 you get a listing of repo and government car auctions in your area...it claims to be completly legit but is it for real? Has anyone dealt with a site like this before? Are there requirements of the buyer?What's the deal with online repo auctions?
Since there are auctions taking place all over the country almost every day, it's a lot of work to find them. A directory service can save you a lot of time and work. However....if you use this approach make sure you buy from a service that has a money-back guarantee if you don't find the information useful. Here's an article with much more detail:



http://www.leaseguide.com/Articles/carau鈥?/a>



.What's the deal with online repo auctions?
scam...What's the deal with online repo auctions?
It's legit. It's the same as a forclosure list. Each auction will state the terms. Some are dealer-only auctions while others are open to the public. If you are looking for a late model car, chances are you wont have access to them. The public auctions are the ones that deal with older model/high mileage units. Don't go in expecting a 2006 BMW or something like that for $1,000 no matter what the email says. That's just a hook.
it sounds laget but it could be a scam there are alot of repo auctions around so it sounds good plus if it is a scam it only sets you back $20 but it sounds real try it