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We write $10,000 Massachusetts Auctioneer License Bonds.
Our price is $59 for 1 year. INSTANT ISSUE - NO UNDERWRITING!

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1 year - $59
2 years - $89
3 years - $109 BEST VALUE!

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General Information

Massachusetts Auctioneer Bonds are required by the Massachusetts Deputy Director Division of Standards. The required bond amount is $10,000.

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Follow this link if you would like to visit the state of Massachusetts website for the Auctioneer License Bond form.

Additional information about this corporate surety bond requirement is as follows:
Obligee - Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation
Bond Amount - $10,000
Bond Premium - $59 for 1 year, $89 for 2 years and $109 for 3 years

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Why is The Massachusetts Auctioneer Bond Required?

The primary purpose of the $10,000 Massachusetts Auctioneer Bond is consumer protection. It acts as a financial safeguard, ensuring that licensed auctioneers in Massachusetts adhere to all provisions of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 100. This bond specifically protects the state and its consumers from financial losses that may result from an auctioneer's illegal, unethical, or negligent acts, including:
  • Failure to comply with state auction laws and regulations.
  • Fraudulent practices, misrepresentation, or deceit.
  • Failure to account for or properly dispose of funds or property.
  • Non-payment of fines, penalties, or judgments resulting from violations.
  • Failure to provide goods or services that have been paid for.


  • If a consumer suffers financial harm due to an auctioneer's violation, they can file a claim against the bond to seek compensation. The auctioneer is then legally obligated to reimburse the surety company for any valid claims paid out.

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