Liquidation.com Reviews

Be careful, they don’t check the product that they sell before, the people trust in them without guarantee, they get your money but they don’t help you when you tell them, you are paying for trash, is scam is steal your money.

Liquidation.com is an absolute fraud. Actually, they seem to manage auctions for other vendors and will hide behind this fact... It is buyer beware at the highest level. I have probably done 10-20 auctions. Some of their seller partners seem to have a high level of character and some are absolute criminals. One shipment was supposed to have new fridge in it. Since it was boxed up I didn't bother to check until we brought it to the basement. Now it is full of mold and scratches all over missing parts. I am unable to bring it from basement but they want the product to refund. I was asking 50% refund. They don't want to consider. They are saying, "Return. We will refund 348 lb fridge." Imagine the manpower and cost they will not cover any of that. I am done with them. Please be aware of this particular seller (diycentral2_appliances) Brampton warehouse Liquidation.com. Staffs are clueless of what's going. Really fed up.

If I could leave a 0 star review I would. Before you deal with these people read the reviews. They are an absolute ripoff and should be shut down. After spending several thousand dollars this the last year with them I began to come to the realization that they are just a scam. If it’s not just the 40.00 shipping for items that way barely over a 1lb they also rip you off with lots that are categorized as operable when are in they are fact barely salvage. Every other lot smells horribly. They smell like they came out of a fire. This makes the items not unsellable. Don’t waste your time. Their customer service apparently thinks this scam is ok so don’t waste your time with them. There are many more reputable companies to do business with.

I have completed five transactions with this company. The first two were pretty good and I had no complaints. Those were done about a year ago. The last three have been total fraud. Makeup so outdated that it had mold on it. Workout outfits that were all size XS but labeled all different sizes and this last one (Oh what a joke). Like others have said actual garbage was placed in the box. Supposed to be Nordstrom Rack items and part were and part were not. I have filed a dispute for this box and we will see what happens. They did honor my last two disputes, but it did cost me on the makeup one to pay for the return and I was still charged the shipping. I think their quality control has gone down hill and they need to vet their seller MUCH, MUCH better. Rather you are selling for third party or not, you are still responsible.

If I could leave zero stars I would. I won a pallet of merchandise ended up costing almost 600 dollars after shipping (winning bid was 90 bucks) which was still a good deal according to MSRP. The two biggest things supposed to be in the pallet were not even in the shipment! They gave me 40 bucks back to compensate 400 dollar value of merchandise. The rest of the stuff that came did not even have all of the parts so none of it is actually useable. They should have labeled it a salvage pallet. Will never get on their site again.

My rate experience with Liquidation.com on a scale from 1 to 10, I would say is 7. My first order I purchased a lot of Sony speakers in Grade A Condition and I received the speakers within a decent timeframe. However, one of the speakers didn't work, so I took a video of the speaker, uploaded it, and was reimbursed within a few days.

Do not bid or purchase from this site! Won an auction that included a couch and a sectional couch. I bid on that auction for the sectional. Took a day off from work and rented a Uhaul only to receive one piece of the sectional. They credited me a small portion of the auction bid. A week later after being disgusted with my experience opened the other box which was supposed to be a couch only to find out it also was only one piece of that couch. Because I didn’t contact them in my original complaint they said too bad. Worst mistake I made. Paid $400+ for two pieces of couches two pans, a 6ft tree and garland. Ripped off!! DO NOT TRUST this site… frauds!

I would give them negative stars if I could. I received a shipment of return goods from "High End Boutiques". Nothing was high end. It was all low quality, used, garbage. I was unable to resolve issues with them. Stay Away! It's a scam.

Liquidation.com is an absolute fraud. Actually, they seem to manage auctions for other vendors and will hide behind this fact... it is buyer beware at the highest level. I have probably done 10-15 auctions. Some of their seller partners seem to have a high level of character and some are absolute criminals. One shipment was supposed to have $12k in products in it. I am pretty even-minded and know that $12k is probably $6k, but when I got it, I found the manifest to be absolute fraud and I really don't think I will be able to sell any of this stuff.

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 repairshops 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.

Ordered 2 "Unopened/unknown" returns via Liquidation for Surplusandreturns. Close to 60 items. More than 75% of items in the box were opened, examined and resealed. Sale stated returns and lost mail, the other items were neither and just random things, un-mailed tossed in. Manifest between the 2 auctions stated 4 18x18x24 boxes, with a weight around 50 pounds each, or 200 pounds. Surplusandreturns shipped 2 boxes 18x18x24 at 30 pounds each and 2 boxes 15x15x4 weighing 4 pounds, and was charged for 50 pounds in shipping. Surplusandreturns is a reseller and is not providing the truth about their products and Liquidation.com website is complacent in the sales. Buyer beware

I won two auctions in one day. (My first time bidding.) I could tell that a few of the other bundles I had bid on continued to rise way out of a resalers price point. (I believe the sellers are bidding against you, I cannot prove that...) Anyway, I won two... When the bill came in it had a charge for a liftgate. We are talking about two 25lb boxes, maybe. So I called Liquidation.com and they stated that I had to wait for UPS to deliver my packages before they could do anything about the charge. Well UPS showed up today and I took a picture of the guy holding the two boxes behind his truck which did not have a liftgate. UPS drivers are the BEST! So I called them back and they informed me that there was not a charge for the liftgate. Looking at the invoice it just says delivery charge. So the breakdown was gone... Yeah.

Beware of this site!!! Ordered a pallet and everything was opened and trash! When I say trash 1/2 of the packages had trash in them, 2 had a couple rolls of toilet paper and other misc stuff. We made a complaint and was told we had no case. The listing stated 50lbs of goods, the box was tiny and weighed 12lbs! We were charged for 50 lbs of shipping on this item. Avoid them all costs.

#1 Liquidation.com sells mostly trash LITTERALY. I purchased many pallets from different Liquidation warehouse locations. I have my own truck so I like to pick up in person. This company TRULY doesn't care what they sell. For example I purchased 7 pallets of Lowe's returns which turn out to be a DISASTER - mostly broken trash items that should NEVER be offered for sale.

I was the winning bid for a pallet of Walgreen shelf pulls, with a listed MSRP 21,885.00. After receiving the pallet, there were several items missing, and all the chocolate melted. But most importantly the fraudulent MSRP. For example, a 5.5 oz can of Pringles, 27.00, or a 3.15 oz CARESS BEAUTY BAR SOAP 27.94 and the list goes on. It is apparent that Walgreens' endorses this fraud since they are the listed seller. Trust your instincts and stay away from Liquidation.com or any auction with Walgreens liquidation as seller.

I purchased a lot of 25 Undeliverable mail from Delaware seller skailen on Liquidation.com (NEVER ORDER FROM SKAILEN). They sent me 25 boxes of garbage. All the boxes were reopened and packaged with trash-I received a 1976 CD, Christmas lights used of course, books that were ripped and torn, a plate with a break in it, a movie from the 1980's- I will include pictures-

I’ve encountered sellers listing pallets/packages with certain titles and brands. One in particular is a seller called unboxedtreasures. They advertise a lot of 15 items from “high end designer luxury boutiques.” Upon receiving the lot not one single piece had ANY designer tag. All made in China, poor quality goods. I immediately opened a dispute asking for a return. I uploaded detailed photos AND videos of the pieces. After going back and forth with Liquidation.com dispute center they sided with the SELLER. Buyers beware with Liquidation.com. They offer ZERO protection for buyers. They are more concerned with filling THEIR own pockets with money and allow SCAMMERS to get away with this. I will be working on filing a class action suit against them for FALSE ADVERTISING.

I placed my first order with Liquidation in May of 2023 for a used lot of brand name dresses, 30 total, for $299. Shipping was ridiculous at $140 for two small boxes, but I decided to try anyways. Boxes arrived and clothes looked nothing like the stock photos on the site AND had pit stains, deodorant stains, and BLOOD in one of the dresses….a lot. Looked as if a woman started her period in it.

Like many other reviews, this is a scam. I ordered a $46 drill set and received a 99 cent set of mini screwdrivers. You know the old saying, if it's too good to be true, it is not. DON'T DO IT, they are a scam !!!!

I purchased items which were listed as returns, but received boxes of salvage/Broken/dirty items that look like they were taken from trash. I filed a dispute, but was denied consideration. This website is a scam and should be taken down. I paid $1400 for the lot which came up to $1925 after other charges. I'm stuck with 5 heavy boxes of trash that I have to lift and transport to a dumpster. 50 broken laptops and not one came with a charger. Here's the seller I purchased the items from: JohbetElectronics. A Lawsuit need to be filed against this company for scamming. I have the receipt and all documents to prove my statement/claim. Please make this go viral so liquidation.com can be taken down and stop scamming people.

Surplusandreturns scam. I used to purchase a lot from Liquidation 10 years ago. I've decided to purchase again a month ago from a seller name Surplusandreturns and I was scammed!! Seller is saying that he is selling lost mail items and he upload pictures of Walmart and Amazon packages. I spent $300 and received open bags with 0.99 items, some of the items were duplicate, what the seller is doing he is buying junk, put them in bags and says they are lost mail items, I contacted Liquidation but they said it sold as is, he basically scam customers and Liquidations allows it.

I wish I had read reviews about the company before I purchased. "High end boutique" was the listing and I got very used junk. I understand the packages were not opened, but they specifically said high-end boutique and that is nowhere near what I got. I got very used clothing, wax for candles, and a couple of cheap jewelry rings. I don't know how they thought this was high-end or boutique, but I will never use them again. Shipping was a obscenely high and slow. When I pay more than $40 in shipping, it should not take more than a week to arrive. DON'T DO IT!!!

SCAM ALERT!!! This company is a big scam after all. I have purchased a total of 3 different pallets. Every single pallet, I have to dispute to get some credits back. The last pallet was the worst one of all. As the seller (acellular) described, a lot have 4000 NEW cases with models as follows; iPhone 7, iPhone X, Samsung S6, Samsung Note 10, iPad Air1 and iPad Air2. I was thinking if I could get $1 for each 4000 cases, I could get $4K out of it. I was totally wrong. I received only 2554 good products and 214 damaged cases (it even marked "damaged" on the two boxes). There is no Samsung Note 10 or iPad Air2 as they advertised on their website.

Have used liquidation companies for years now, including liquidation.com. Liquidation.com has always been a bit hit or miss. But never until my most recent experience has anything been quite this bad... Won a pallet of electronics. Customer Returns are how they were classified. I fully expect some even maybe 40 to 50 percent of the items to be broken, that's just the world of customer returns. What I didn't expect was a broken rate of 90 percent and items such as garbage disposals and food processors to be "dirty, smelly, used" as even the labels on the boxes said... and the labels were not lies. I couldn't even take the items out of their boxes because I immediately started gagging. The seller even posted pictures of these items... with the labels hidden... so they handled them... which is equally as disgusting. They then sent them anyways... woah.

Liars and forget about disputing. It's all junk. They use the same pictures. It's not even unopened mail. They opened it, saw it was crap and repackaged it and stuffed in your box. Buyer Beware, a lot of better legitimate companies out there. Stay far away.

When you are bidding on auctions from Liquidation.com it tells you if the items are returned, salvage or shelf pulls. And it often refers you back to the seller's return policy in the case there might be a dispute. The seller's return policy is not always what is the guideline. It basically boils down to the representative that handles your dispute. We've been told verbatim that it is the seller that decides the dispute outcome and in the next breath we have been told that it is liquidation.com that handles the resolution of those disputes.

On April 29, 2023, I won 3 auctions from this site from the same seller "surplusandreturns". The auction title was "Wholesale Packages Merchandise Returns, Lost Mail, Undelivered Post". The auction stated:

This guy sends "undeliverable packages" from USPS and UPS. But it literally is a $200-$300 turd in a box. Some of the items didn't even have return labels on them, they were just in bags. I spent about $200 on forty some items and they are items you would buy at Dollar General or would buy in a garage sale. This guy sucks! Buyers beware.

SCAMMERS Alert. DO Not even Think to big on that website, They Selling you complete 100% Garbage. which you cant sell. All items you bidding on are missing parts. So if you want to buy Garbage then go ahead, Actually you are paying to empty their warehouse full of Garbage. I won (so called) auction, intimidated by $3000 sofa, plus 2000, etc etc, when I opened everything was missing, every single item has missing parts. I mean it. Trust me or Regret.

I am new to this and understand that there is a learning curve but the bait and switch that is going on with the liquidations at Liquidation.com really surprised me. Out of sheer curiosity, I counted the reviews for liquidation.com on this website, there are 5 reviews with 5 stars, 8 reviews with 4 stars, 3 reviews with 3 stars, 19 reviews with 2 stars and... drumroll please... 268 reviews with 1 star. I really wish I had found this website before spending over $3000 in auctions. I understand that buying returns and salvage items is very risky and that is why I only purchase new and shelf pull items. I do my research because my capital is limited and I read everything on the auction that I am interested in. I even zoom in on the pictures to make sure that what they are trying to sell me is legit. I purchased some pallets of new and shelf pull clothing from Target, not a bad deal.