Has anyone sold anything on liquidation.com

[Burning]

I wanted to ask, has anyone sold on liquidation.com, how is the process?

[Here We Go Again]

I have not sold there but I have gotten approved as a seller on there.
It takes a few days and is really not that hard.
You are required to post listings that are of a certain retail value.
If I remember it is either $1000 or $1500.

[Burning]

Yes, I wanted to ask can you use stealth techniques to create an account. Also do you ship the item yourself or you have to ship it to them and they prepare everything for you.

[Burning]

Created an account with liquidation.com, everything is going good. You can also bargain your fees if you meet there requirements. There standard fee is $100 or 15%, which ever is greater..

[teedon]

one of our customers also selling the stuff there,but he said the result is not too much good

[nobody999]

Originally Posted by Burning

Created an account with liquidation.com, everything is going good. You can also bargain your fees if you meet there requirements. There standard fee is $100 or 15%, which ever is greater..

what are their requirements?

[nobody999]

also i heard you can not sell counterfeit stuff on liquidation

[philly387]

You should never sell counterfeit stuff anyways...

[Burning]

Counterfeit stuff is highly prohibited there! They told me that beadbody called them last week and told them never to sell there products again. They now require receipts, for all brand name stuff. You CANNOT give them 3rd party receipts. Anways, everyone should stop selling f*ke stuff..can get in alot of trouble!

[Hercules]

Yea right! Search the word Ipod on that site and look at that one sellers items. China central.

[fineart]

Liquidation.com now requires proof of purchase from a Tier1 store .The buyers there are educated and selling vero will get you canned.Not to mention the dispute process is not a fair one for sellers.Vero is very short lived.Trust me been there a few times.
Liquidation can be lucrative with the right merchandise