stay away from electronics esp ipods and game systems. stay away from returns and salvage cause they prob wont work but they are selling under the terms and in their right as they are sold as is...read the fine print...actually its in bold...but people don't seem to notice still. if its new its probably ok.
clothing is generally good but people bid up to ridiculous prices. i sell all my dead inventory on their and still make a profit even after liq. $200 commission cut.
best bet is a truckload from them if its right condition but beware of shipping -- also they won't ship residental, charge liftgates. They overcharge shipping by doubl eon most everything. Most of my customers ive ship too have been charged around $50 ship on my items thru liquidation (seller doesnt control shipping charges) when it should have run $25 tops.
Swimwear is also fine to buy on there. There are good deals on houseware pallets but then again watch out for shipping quotes. You could make 4x your profit on some items but add in the ship and watch out. They are selling off new tvs there...great deals but check out the shipping $150 $200!
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Ive had some good and bad deals with Liquidation.com. If you really want to buy on that site, you have to make sure you buy items NEW. Stay away from items marked RETURNS. As in the small print of that site, they state they cannot guarantee that these items work. I bought a whole box full of electronic goods from a RETURNS auction, and got them sent to Australia. The whole process took 3 weeks, and when they arrived, not one of the items worked. They were all returned to liquidation because they were faulty. Wont be doing that again. But on the other hand, i bought some other items NEW, again they took just over 3 weeks to arrive, and were perfect, sold them at a small profit. Not sure it was worth the 3 week wait though. The shipping on both auctions was $300 so that does eat into the old profit margin a tad, but at least i didnt loose any money.
Mark