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They once had legitimately good items for sale at good wholesale prices in quantity that could be refurbished and re-sold by repair shops. Not any more. Most decent items are onesy-twosy from repair shops at full retail or even higher prices. A 12 year old MacBook for over $800?
Even in the past, you had to be wary of scam sellers and Liquidation.com would never back you up. I'm talking sellers who ship a pile of laptops with zero packing material in a thin cardboard box so all you receive is a box of salvage. Also, horrible with some sellers who would sell stuff far more damaged than their crappy photos showed, and of course Liquidation.com gives no recourse.
And now, today, I found out that they will deactivate your account and charge you a $200 fee for reactivation if you do not pay for an auction within TWO BUSINESS DAYS AFTER AUCTION CLOSE.
Liquidation.com in 2024 is useless.
Tip for consumers:
Every time I've contacted their service, they seem to be a very small operation that doesn't really know what they are doing. Twice I had to fight with them about their attempts to charge us for shipping a 2 pound laptop on a full sized wooden pallette, adding $100 to the cost that should have been about $20 max.
Products used:
Before 2023, 90% was OK to good. 2023 and later, it's all garbage.
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