HOW TO CLAIM PUBLIC LAND

Thus is the typical frustrating experience of trying to get good information from the US federal bureaucracy. It's not that the information doesn't exist but rather grasping hold of it is a little like trying to nail jello to the wall. It can probably be done but who has the time or patience to wade through the muck and mire of an endless array of departments, assistants, phone mail and dead ends. Well, here's another simple sentence: WE DO!

Cyber Sales Information Services has done the work most people would walk away from. And it's not because we're so smart but rather we refuse to be worn down by the shear weight of exhausting phone transfers, un-returned calls, mysterious cutoffs after being on hold for fifteen minutes and the mountains of bad information from government agencies that are being paid to give out good information.

What you're about to read is the fruit of our labor. And we offer it up to you with the hope and confidence that it will profit you in ways as yet unseen and unexpected. This was the driving force that guided us through the process, one that we trust you will find worthy.

This information package has as its objective to help you find as many properties for sale by the US Federal Government as possible, and to explain in a straight forward manner the way one goes about acquiring that property.

We make no apology for utilizing information from other info packs that have found there way into our grubby little hands. It's ever in our customers interest to provide them with the most complete information possible and to this end we are unabashedly ruthless in that endeavor.

Good information is what we're after. And in that same vain, we can't get enough. We would appreciate any shared info with your personal experience when dealing with any of the government agencies we list herein. If it's something we can use, we will return the favor with one of our (did somebody say "cheesy?") import gifts. It could be a car, it could be a VCR but it'll probably be something like a cast-iron piggy bank. Whatever, I'm sure it will last a lifetime. Cast iron usually does.