Comments on: Liquidation.com Review

By: Jason Green

Jason Green — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 03:21:09 +0000

@Brian, Thank you so much for this information. I tried to post an unbiased review, but you’re right in saying that all of the comments have been negative. You are the first entirely good Liquidation.com review that I’ve seen. Even with the majority seeming to be against Liquidation.com, I think I agree with you that we as consumers/resellers, need to do more when researching offers like those at Liquidation.com. Good luck to you, and I hope your information inspires more people to give them a try. (After their own due diligence of course.)

By: Brian

Brian — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 20:28:43 +0000

I had to comment on this blog because this is completely unfair to Liquidation.com. I have been dealing with them for the last 3 years and of course I’ve had some really high points and some low points (mostly my fault). It’s all about research, cost calculation and a good eye, the same goes for ebay. People sell knock off stuff all over the internet, you have to be intelligent enough to know the difference between a good brand and crap. Liquidation has done a fantastic job with there new seller feedback system. I now know which sellers are legit and which ones are selling crap. I have purchased, cellphones, computers, X-Box, PS3, and whole bunch of accessories. Not everyones a winner of course, I have at least broken even on every box as a reseller. I have also tripled, quadrupled or Quintupled my initial investment. I will never give up on Liquidation as long as they can keep providing quality products at ridiculously low prices. My thought process is, the more amatuer buyers who fail to do research, buy something and complain about it, will never come back. Which is good for me, because I’ll be able grap up the good stuff at rock bottom prices. Please continue to complain and I’ll keep racking in the $$$.

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By: alex

alex — Wed, 26 May 2010 21:43:01 +0000

Buyer beware and stay away! Liquidation.com
They allow sellers to misrepresent the items like Brand Name. Lately I was bidding on 10 new E71 cell phones. It turned out that these are not NOKIA cell phones, but some imitation of the Nokia product. Nevertheless the seller mixed images of the REAL Nokia E71 with the imitation ones, and stated Retail Value of $349 each. Come on really? I can get genuine NOKIA E71 at http://www.amazon.com for $229. But these fake Nokia’s for $349 each?
When I called http://www.liquidation.com to cancel my bid, the answer was: I have to pay $200 cancellation fee. This is it! I’m done right here!
Try to misrepresent an item at http://www.ebay.com ; they won’t post your auction. If you are selling something that looks very much like the REAL thing, you should say: This is NOT a NOKIA product but Chinese imitation.
The sellers on Liquidation.com should have a rating like the Power Sellers on eBay.
“….Liquidation.com’s policy that you may not contact the seller (who by the way is “1finderzkeprz”) all disputes for transactions are handled by the Dispute Transactions dept, as is their policy….”

Actually there is no way to contact the seller to investigate on his business, no contact details, no web pages, no store , no ratings from real customers………….and these funny names like “EternityForever”

Stay away from Liquidation.com

By: mike carnes

mike carnes — Thu, 13 May 2010 13:13:48 +0000

I received a broken 42” samsung that was in a “return” listing and it is salvage material what can I do I am calling the attorney generals office because this was very misleading to me to put a salvage unit in a “returns” listing when I had to pay so much money for the shipping and fees even after winning the items at bid.

By: Jason Green

Jason Green — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 04:05:23 +0000

Desmond, I do have an affiliate account with Liquidation.com, but I am more interested in getting the word out about how they run their company. It’s terrible that they allegedly participate in shill bidding. My recommendation for that would be to bid what you’re willing to pay for an item and no more. You might not get the deal you started bidding on, but you’ll pay a price you’re willing to live with. Good luck with your future dealings with Liquidation.com.

By: Desmond

Desmond — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 22:43:54 +0000

Ohh let me add, that the main reason people return to liquidation .com is becuase they are realy good at what they do.

I dont know anyone who has won any of the free TV’s they advertise that they are giving away as of yet. NOT a single person has been put up as a winner that I am aware of.

But they have a great strategy, and there will allways be people with more money than common sense. Thats how capitalism works. I will continue using them, assuming of curse this post isnt being moderated by someone with a vested interest in them, in which case I wont be surprised if my account mysteriously gets closed after my post.

By: Desmond

Desmond — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 22:37:59 +0000

I am a current and recurring user of Liquidation.com. I strongly believe that they engage in shill bidding. I went to one of their ware houses where in the back they had rows and rows of computers with people who look like telemarketers. Only thing is none of them had headphones on, and they were all on the liquidation.com website.

I am pretty sure this is why they wont let people get in the back to use the bathroom, even as a customer picking up goods. Because this is how they make money.

I have seen items that even they mark as valued for $300, bid up over $310.

The government needs to put in a regulatory oversight on e-commerce that requires the identification of whoever is buying and selling as this would eliminate a lot of this.

The other part of this is also the descriptions above of teh problems people encounter dealing with liquidation.com. These are all there because they know what they are doing is illegal. Not enough people trust them to use their site, so they resort to shill bidding.

They also consistently mislead people on their item description and then tack on heavy and unreasonable fees if you refuse to pay after rejecting an item that clearly doesnt meet the description they gave.

Sometimes they have great items. I bought a new watch from them and sold it on ebay for 50% profit, but everything else they seem to sell is crap, which is why they mix junk with good items. I have even spoken to one of their warehouse managers who acknowledged that somewhere in the range of 60-70 of the shelf pulls and used items are junks, and around 20-25% of the “new” items are actually returns that have been resealed by them to present for sale.

On teh flip side, I sorta dont want them to get caught cause on occassion you get realy good deals. But lets be clear, “ALL” their sealed bid auctions are practically the only ones devoid of shill bis as they will only pick the highest bidder and its at their discretion. If you are the highest bidder and they dont wish to sell, they wont. But you wont ever know as they wont ever tell you.

If you are looking for a new place to try sell, please try list99.com. My friend started it and needs new members to combat the ever increasing cost of selling on ebay.

Thats my two cents. I hope the new year brings you all better luck in business.

By: steve

steve — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 23:45:00 +0000

I would like to thanks everyone who posted! I decided not to purchase. Thanks for protecting my wallet.

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