Liquidation supply

Hello all

Is there something I didn’t understands in the Liquidation/closeout business? Some Liquidation/closeout list on their website some products they apparently never sell. For example:

[url]I ask TDW closeout regarding new overstock products they are list on their website and/or send with a 20+ product page, like this:
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- Brand Name Children's Outfits: All new overrun from manufacturer of J. C. Penney and other department stores
- All new Overstock Children's Clothing from High-End Dept Store Code #3: Top-brand named merchandise. All new shelf-pulls and overstock merchandise in kids' clothing/accessories

- All New Overstock Children's or Junior's Brand-Name Clothing from High-End Dept Store Code #3: Top brand-name merchandise. All new shelf-pulls and overstock merchandise

Yesterday I got an short answer:” I work with shelf pulls, overstock, returns mix”,,,??

Other’s too. They list product like above and when I ask for them mostly they have returns or only a mix?

Could someone explain this special thing for me?

Thank you very much
greets

The liquidation market is supplied almost entirely by returns, shelf pulls, overstock from store closings, etc. You will almost never get single item selection as a choice with a liquidation supplier.

Not 100% sure that answers your question, but happy to provide further information if you have some more specifics you are seeking.


Frank

fm1234 wrote:The liquidation market is supplied almost entirely by returns, shelf pulls, overstock from store closings, etc. You will almost never get single item selection as a choice with a liquidation supplier.

Not 100% sure that answers your question, but happy to provide further information if you have some more specifics you are seeking.


Frank

Hi Frank

thanks for your answer. Yes, I know but i am not understand why they offer new / 1st quality products but dont have this....

greets
Richard

Shelf pulls and overruns typically are new and first quality. There's nothing wrong with the merchandise, and it's never before been sold -- it was simply removed from the shelf for any number of reasons that could apply (seasonal changes, store closing/renovations, even changes in line suppliers which can lead retailers to pull an entire brand off of the shelves despite nothing being wrong with the merchandise.)

Factory seconds, returns, and other non-new/non-first merchandise should always be clearly advertised as such (and with reputable liquidators, it always is.)


Frank

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