About Final Bid Auctions
Final Bid Auctions is a licensed auction business based in Orlando, Florida that conducts online and on-site auctions, with a strong focus on restaurant and kitchen equipment. In addition to food-service assets, their sales often include business furnishings, tools, contractor gear, liquidation pallets, vehicles such as golf carts and trailers, and miscellaneous surplus and estate items. Bidders typically participate through online auction platforms such as Proxibid, where Final Bid Auctions regularly lists timed online-only auctions.
A charge from Final Bid Auctions on your card statement usually relates to a winning bid in one of their auctions, buyer’s premiums, associated fees (such as internet premiums), or settlement for items you agreed to purchase. Because they use payment processors like Square (squareup.com) and may accept Apple Pay, the descriptor can include references such as “AplPay,” “squareup.com/receipts,” or show the auction name along with a clerk’s or auctioneer’s name. In some cases, you may also see preauthorizations or temporary pending holds around the time you registered a card for bidding, which are later adjusted to the final purchase amount.
If you have questions about a charge, the best approach is to locate your auction invoice or receipt—these can usually be found via the auction platform (e.g., your Proxibid account) or via the email address you used when registering to bid. Compare the date and amount on the invoice to the charge on your card. If something doesn’t match, contact Final Bid Auctions directly using the contact information on their website, referencing your invoice number and auction title. You can also access detailed card receipts through the Square "squareup.com/receipts" link in the descriptor. For disputes over unauthorized charges, coordinate with both Final Bid Auctions and your card issuer so that bidding accounts can be reviewed and, if necessary, suspended to prevent further activity.