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liquidation.com question
 

I am trying liquidation.com right now and I had a question about returned items. I understand they put notes about the item if its missing parts or had heavy use. Are these accurate or had you guys had problems with this in the past? I am thinking of trying to buy something that is returned but I am afraid that I am going to lose money on it. I just want to know if anyone had issues with this?

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No they are NOT accurate at all.
Its best to stay FAR away from that site unless you use a larger company named seller.

Liquidation does NOT honor their own policies and something that a seller puts at grade of B can actually be an F grade.

Please note with liquidation, you WILL lose money.

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That's crazy to hear

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bob'


Are you using GOOGLE to aid your searching in your efforts to find items?

GOOGLE has so many reports of confirmed scams, issues with this company.

RUN, rather than consider business.

Here's just one site:

Top 56 Complaints and Reviews about Liquidation.com


ebay has allowed reviews on the same company.


RUN

:eek:

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Liquidators are the worst places to buy merchandise, a long time ago I almost got suckered into buying a skid lot.....good thing my gut feeling kept telling me it wasn't worth it. Even by me being there I still couldn't see 100% of what I was getting, they trick you by placing the real good stuff on top and the junk on the bottom.

Till this day, these @holes at the liquidation keep calling me, I just hang up on them...I would rather take TGMT's advice and go to a Garage Sale and buy there.

Take CJ's, GreenBeans advice.....RUN! because your going to lose your money, your mind, and worst....your desire to sell.

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Well guys, i am being honest. Liquidation.com was my very first source for selling on eBay. About 6 years ago their auctions where priced right. My orders did have some defects, still made money though. You have to price it right.

Someone give this guy a bone...where yall buying bulk from...LMAO!

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Memories from the past

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The thing about Liquidation is that they do not do quality control of their vendors and a lot of chinese sellers are now going into their market with their phakes and liq doesn't do anything as long as they get their 'buyers premium'

Their 'refund' policy is a complete joke and the moment you have any kind of issue about the description, they will ban YOUR account.

I tried it myself when I first started on ebay, but when youre just starting, you most likely have limited funds to begin with.

Liq. Is NOT the place to see a good profit unless you can go there and inspect the good upfront and test them (Which they wont allow you to do)

The one good lot I got was due to the seller throwing in freebies of a few tablets. And they did that because thye knew the main item I got the lot was defective.

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And with those limited funds, they will leave you with low quality....no way to recoup :(