Direct Liquidation LLP - feedback needed

Hello

I was wondering if anyone had purchased any items from Direct Liquidation. I have dealt with Liquidation.com with little success. This seems like a different/better site. Thanks for any reviews or opinions.

Hi Michael,

Direct Liquidation is actually part of SaleHoo's directory and so far, we have not received any serious complaints from SaleHoo members. Hopefully other members can give their inputs too. :)

We are a completely different website and supplier. We have 6 warehouse locations across the US and Canada. We sell primarily refurbished electronics, GM and sorted customer returns by the pallet / LTL / truckload. The first step is to register on our website and start searching. If you don't see something that you are interested in use the on site chat feature or give us a call, we may still be able to help you find what you need.

directliquidation wrote:We are a completely different website and supplier. We have 6 warehouse locations across the US and Canada. We sell primarily refurbished electronics, GM and sorted customer returns by the pallet / LTL / truckload. The first step is to register on our website and start searching. If you don't see something that you are interested in use the on site chat feature or give us a call, we may still be able to help you find what you need.

Is it possible to make an account and bid without giving credit card info?

nevermind, saw this online.
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Yes it is. We recently removed the credit card restriction from the sign up process. Also, many of the listings are buy now as well. We have a mix of auctions and buy now listings.

As for the "bad reviews". If you can find a liquidator with a good reputation on these ratings sites I'd be interested to see it. The truth is a lot of people new to the business who don't know what customer returns are get disappointed when they order a pallet. We have upgraded our site to include actual photos of the merchandise so you know what you are buying before it is shipped and can avoid any "surprises".

I just want to echo those thoughts of DL,

Liquidation (surplus) is an exciting market-space to deal in, but it is fraught with dangers for the careless and the clueless.

It's important to understand what you are buying in any dealings with any supplier, but none more so important as when dealing in this market. Never be afraid to ask questions, any decent liquidator will be more than happy to answer them as best they can, just don't get crazy with questions and ask something like are there any scratches on the dinner plates and so on.

Knowledge in this space is king. You can make out like a bandit at times and you can get burned to the ground at times, so you need to assess all the risks that are going to be associated with getting into this space.

As DL has mentioned, a lot of negative reviews in regards to all liquidators come directly from people's crazy expectations.

If you want to try your luck in this market-space, do your homework beforehand and really understand what you are buying, to begin with.