Two Bro Sales FAQ
29 answers about buying and selling on Two Bro Sales: who can bid, how proxy bidding and the soft close work, what the fees are, when payment is due, how pickup and claims work, and what sellers get. Every answer comes from the published rules and fee schedule.
Buying & verification
4 questionsWho can buy on Two Bro Sales?
Only verified businesses can buy on Two Bro Sales, such as bin stores, discount and flea-market sellers, online resellers and exporters; consumers cannot bid. Buyers register once and upload a resale certificate (Georgia Form ST-5 or their state's equivalent; business registration in states without sales tax), and a person approves the account before it can bid. The full steps are on How it works.
How do I get verified to bid on Two Bro Sales?
Create an account at Get verified and upload your business's resale certificate: Georgia Form ST-5, your state's equivalent, or business registration if your state has no sales tax. A person on the Two Bro Sales team approves the account before it can bid, and one approval covers every seller on the platform. The Georgia resale certificate guide explains Form ST-5.
Can out-of-state buyers bid on Two Bro Sales?
Yes. We accept Georgia Form ST-5 or your state's equivalent (business registration in states without sales tax); ask your tax advisor which document applies to Georgia pickups. Read the Georgia resale certificate (Form ST-5) guide.
Is there a bidding limit for new buyers on Two Bro Sales?
Yes. A newly approved Two Bro Sales buyer starts with $2,500 of open exposure, meaning the maximum bids the buyer is leading with plus any unpaid invoices. The Two Bro Sales team raises the limit as the buyer builds a paid history. Limits are explained on How it works.
Bidding
6 questionsHow does proxy bidding work on Two Bro Sales?
Two Bro Sales uses proxy bidding: a bidder enters a maximum, the system bids only the minimum needed to lead, up to that maximum, and maximum bids are never shown. When another bidder competes, Two Bro Sales bids for you by the published increment, only as much as needed to keep you in the lead. For a general explainer, read How online liquidation auctions work.
What is the soft close on Two Bro Sales?
A soft close on Two Bro Sales stops a lot being won by a bid in the final second. By default, a bid in the last 2 minutes extends that lot by 2 minutes and lots in one auction close 30 seconds apart; each auction page shows its own settings. After an extension, the lot closes when the extension runs out without a new bid that moves the price. More in the soft close section of the auctions guide.
Can I retract a bid on Two Bro Sales?
No. Bids on Two Bro Sales are binding and cannot be retracted, and a tie goes to the earlier bid. A winning bidder must pay within 2 business days of the close. The rules are in the bidder terms.
What are the bid increments on Two Bro Sales?
Two Bro Sales bid increments depend on the current price: $5 under $100, $10 from $100 to $499, $25 from $500 to $999, $50 from $1,000 to $4,999, $100 from $5,000 to $9,999 and $250 from $10,000 up. See the bidding rules on How it works.
When do auctions on Two Bro Sales happen?
Each seller on Two Bro Sales sets its own auction times. Most sellers schedule auctions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 pm Eastern; each auction shows its own times. Browse open auctions to see what closes next.
What do “Reserve met” and “Buy Now” mean on Two Bro Sales?
A Two Bro Sales lot with a reserve shows “Reserve met” or “Reserve not met”, and lots without one show “No reserve”. Some lots also offer Buy Now, a fixed price that wins the lot outright; Buy Now is available only until the first bid. See the bidding rules on How it works.
Fees
3 questionsHow much does it cost to buy on Two Bro Sales?
Two Bro Sales charges buyers a 5% buyer fee, capped at $500 per lot, only when the platform introduced that buyer to the seller. Buyers a seller brought in through the seller's own invite link are that seller's house accounts and pay no buyer fee on that seller's lots. The pallet profit calculator works out a maximum bid with the buyer fee included.
How much does it cost to sell on Two Bro Sales?
Two Bro Sales charges sellers 2% of the winning bid, capped at $500 per lot, with no listing, setup or per-bid fees. Founding sellers pay no seller fee for 90 days. The seller fee is charged only when a lot sells. Try the seller fee calculator.
What are the fees on a $1,000 winning bid?
On a $1,000 winning bid, the Two Bro Sales seller fee is $20 (2%), or nothing for a founding seller in the first 90 days. A buyer the platform introduced pays a $50 buyer fee (5%); a house-account buyer pays no buyer fee. The seller fee stops at $500 and the buyer fee at $500 per lot. The seller fee calculator runs other amounts.
Payment
3 questionsWhen is payment due on Two Bro Sales?
Payment on Two Bro Sales is due within 2 business days of the lot's close. The pickup code is released once the invoice is paid. See the payment rules on How it works.
How do I pay for a lot on Two Bro Sales?
Two Bro Sales accepts cards for invoices up to $2,500 and bank transfer (ACH) above that, processed by Stripe. For invoices paid through Two Bro Sales, the platform collects the payment and holds the seller's payout until the buyer picks up. Payment terms are in the bidder terms.
What happens if a buyer doesn't pay on Two Bro Sales?
A buyer who does not pay on time is charged a non-payment fee of the greater of $100 or 10% of the winning bid and receives a strike; 2 strikes suspend the account, and the seller may offer the lot to the next bidder. The details are in the bidder terms.
Pickup & claims
4 questionsDoes Two Bro Sales offer shipping or delivery?
No. Pickup is local only, at the seller's warehouse in metro Atlanta, Georgia; buyers may arrange their own freight, and Two Bro Sales does not ship or broker freight. Coming from out of town? Read how to pick up a liquidation pallet.
What do I bring to pick up a lot from Two Bro Sales?
Bring your pickup code (released once the invoice is paid); a photo ID for the person signing for the goods; and a vehicle or trailer that fits the load, or your own freight carrier. The pickup address is on each auction page, and the seller records the signer's name at the dock. See the pickup steps on How it works.
Can I file a claim if a Two Bro Sales lot is short?
Claims on Two Bro Sales cover manifested lots only and must be filed within 48 hours of pickup; shortages under 5% of manifest retail are not claimable, and the remedy is a pro-rata refund. Unmanifested (as-is) lots have no claim window. Claims are filed from your order page. Learn about manifested vs unmanifested lots and how claims work.
Can I return a lot bought on Two Bro Sales?
No. Lots on Two Bro Sales are sold as is, where is, as the bidder terms explain. The only remedy is a claim on a manifested lot that comes up short, filed within 48 hours of pickup.
Selling
3 questionsWho can sell on Two Bro Sales?
Independent liquidators sell on Two Bro Sales. Each approved seller runs its own branded storefront and holds timed online auctions of pallets, multi-pallet lots and truckloads. Apply on For sellers, and read how to run an online pallet auction.
Do sellers get their own storefront on Two Bro Sales?
Yes. Every seller on Two Bro Sales gets a branded storefront at twobrosales.com/s/ followed by the seller's name, and it shows only that seller's auctions. Sellers invite their own buyers with an invite link, and those house accounts pay no buyer fee on the seller's lots. See For sellers.
When do sellers on Two Bro Sales get paid?
When the buyer pays through Two Bro Sales, the seller is paid after the buyer picks up: the buyer pays the platform within 2 business days of the close, and Two Bro Sales holds the seller's payout until pickup is confirmed with the pickup code. Payout terms are in the seller agreement.
Trust & compliance
6 questionsIs Two Bro Sales legit?
Two Bro Sales is the trade name of LT Liquidations LLC, based in metro Atlanta, Georgia. Every buyer is a business approved by a person, and for invoices paid through the platform, Two Bro Sales collects payment through Stripe and holds the seller's payout until pickup. The rules are published in the bidder terms and the seller agreement.
Is Two Bro Sales affiliated with any retailer?
No. Two Bro Sales is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any retailer named on this site. Retailer names in a listing are the seller's own description of where a load came from, and every lot belongs to an independent seller. More on what Two Bro Sales is not.
Does Two Bro Sales sell its own inventory?
No. Two Bro Sales never buys or sells its own inventory: no house loads, no consignments and no platform storefront. Every lot belongs to an independent seller. Sellers explain how that works on For sellers.
What items are prohibited on Two Bro Sales?
Two Bro Sales does not allow listings of these items: recalled items; hazardous materials; alcohol; tobacco and vape products; firearms and ammunition; drugs, including prescription medicines and controlled substances; counterfeit or unauthorized brand-name goods; and anything that requires a license to resell. Spot one? Report the listing.
Do sellers on Two Bro Sales show an auctioneer license?
Storefronts on Two Bro Sales show a seller-provided auctioneer license number when the seller has one, so buyers can check it. Sellers can read how Two Bro Sales approaches Georgia auctioneer licensing on For sellers.
What is a manifest on Two Bro Sales?
A manifest is the seller's item-level list for a Two Bro Sales lot, with the quantity and unit retail of each line. Manifest retail is declared by the seller, and each lot shows its current bid as a percentage of manifest retail. Read how to read a liquidation manifest.