The Underground Marketplace is the city’s quiet auction hall. No shouting, no paddles. Just timers, numbers and people trying to outsmart each other without getting seen. Every listing here is something another player put up: a stolen ride, a crate of bullets, or gear they don’t want to die in. You scroll, filter by what you care about, vehicles, ammo, items, and watch the countdowns tick towards zero.
Each card shows who’s selling, how long the auction has left, the current bid and whether there’s a Buy Now price. If you’re not the seller, you can either place a higher bid or hit Buy Now if it’s still above the current bid. If you are the seller, all you see is the cancel button: you can’t bid on your own goods, only pull the plug and send all bids back. On the side you can open your own listing forms. Pick a vehicle, a stack of ammo or an item you own, give it a start price, set a Buy Now and choose how long the auction runs. Once it’s live, the marketplace takes over. From there, it’s you versus the clock and whoever else wants what you’re offering
FAQ
What’s the difference between All, Vehicles, Ammo and Items at the top?
Those buttons only filter what you see. All shows every active auction, Vehicles shows only cars, Ammo only bullet listings and Items only equipment and other stuff. They don’t change the auctions themselves, just your view.
How do bidding and Buy Now work together on a listing?
Every listing has a current bid. Your new bid must be at least one dollar higher. If there is a Buy Now price and it is still higher than the current bid, you can skip the bidding and pay that amount instead. Once the Buy Now is used or the auction ends, normal bidding on that listing is over.
Can I bid on or Buy Now my own listing?
No. If you’re the seller, you only see the cancel option on your own listing. You can’t drive up your own price or buy your own goods back through the marketplace interface.
What happens if I cancel a listing that already has bids?
Canceling a listing instantly kills the auction. The item or ammo goes back to you, and any existing bids are fully refunded to the bidders according to the game’s internal rules. No one wins that auction.
What actually happens when the auction timer runs out?
When the time hits zero, the system closes the auction. The outcome is based on the highest valid bid or a Buy Now that was used before the end. Exact payouts, transfers and messages are handled by the game logic; this page is only where you see and interact with the live auction.
How do I list a vehicle, and does its condition matter?
In the Vehicles tab of “Add New Listing”, pick one of your available cars, then set a start price, a Buy Now price and a duration. The car’s seats, speed and damage are shown in the dropdown so buyers know what they’re bidding on. The condition doesn’t stop you listing it, but smart buyers will notice.
How does ammo listing work with my own bullet stock?
To list ammo, you need bullets in your account. The form tells you how many you have and only lets you enter an amount between one and your total. Once listed, those bullets are locked into the auction until it ends or you cancel it.
What can I choose for auction duration and does it affect anything else?
You can set 1, 2, 3 or 4 hours for any listing. Short runs mean fast decisions and less time for people to notice your auction. Longer runs give more players a chance to find it. The duration doesn’t change fees or rules, only how long the timer keeps counting.