Liquidation.com Reviews

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.

This company sells bait and switch merchandise at auction. Whether it is the company or its sellers they promise great deals and they deliver junk or fake items. For example they will have auctions saying i14 Pro Max 3 for $290. Of course the average person will think they are Apple iPhone 14s. But no... They are fake Chinese iPhone 14 lookalikes running Android OS. That's just one example. There are hundreds of similar scam auctions. This is just one of the problems with this site. I have heard many other horror stories. Just search for "liquidation.com reviews" and you will see what I mean. If you bid on an item and then you want to retract the bid before the auction they do not allow retraction of bids and then you have to dispute with your CC company of course. If you paid by wire you can say goodbye to your money. I suggest you stay away if you value your money.

We purchased a 'package' of electronic returns from Liquidation.com. The seller stated MSRP was $4011.00, but when we received the package and inventoried the items they sent, the actual MSRP from manufacturer's websites was $1861.25. That's a difference of over $2100 between stated MSRP and actual MSRP. In addition, 2 of the 'big ticket items' in the auction package were airpods, both of which were sealed in their boxes. However, further inspection showed that the items had been replaced with counterfeit/damaged items, and were re-sealed to appear like new. The other big ticket item was a security camera system, but it had been used and had a password set on it. We were unable to get the password reset, so this item is useless, too.

There are sellers and Auction site but they basically in cahoots with each other. They have automated shill bidders to make sure they get the most money out of you. How do I know? Because all my auctions, I had losing bids for days and up to the last few hours I was losing then all of a sudden I got a notification hours before the auction ended that I won the bid. Oh well, I was regretting that last bid but since I won. I had to pay now so I did.

Liquidation.com supports scammers and allows them to freely operate on their site with no repercussions. I ordered "High End Boutique Returns", essentially what was supposed to be mail returns to a high end boutique in Beverly Hills, CA. First of all, they printed a literal copy of MY shipping label and stuck it to every single flat rate bubble mailer included in my shipment. They even blacked out the "to" and "from" although you can still read it when held to the light. Full of Salvation Army quality clothing worth $3-$5 each. 10 year old worn Calvin Klein shirts etc. Nothing at all that would be sold in a high end boutique anywhere in LA, never mind Beverly Hills. When I contacted the company they made me send in 60 photos and videos before flat out rejecting my dispute saying "contents unknown". Better off hunting thrift stores and flea markets than believing ANYTHING from liquidation.com.

Please Do not buy from here as others have said, ZERO customer service. If you bid the wrong amount no one gets back to you, when you go pick up your stuff and you can't fit it all they will just leave it outside. They have huge cancellation Fees. Even if you bid the wrong amount and win the item they charge you. I spent over $10k here and becasue I bid the wrong amount they want to charge me a fee.

I purchased 498 Taotronics Soundliberty 97, 95 and 92 earbuds from Liquidation.com. The condition was listed as "shelf-pulls" which they define as merchandise never purchased from a store and pulled off the shelf. Most of the items I received were still in the plastic wrapping. When I opened one to test out the quality, it would not charge. I tested 14 more and none of them worked. When I contacted them, they advised me I would need to send a video of each defective item to receive a refund for each one. That is 498 videos. 498!

I bought a wholesale box of earrings that claimed to be $19.99-$29.99. I received a box that looked NOTHING like the pictures, some garbage "Chuns Jewelry" that are not even worth $1 a piece. Customer service of course gave me the run-around and will not refund me. Save yourself the headache and do not buy from this scam company. This company need to be shut down because they are scamming people for their money.

Purchased two “packages” - First I purchased a mixed package of Returns and/or shelf pulls. The actual purchase price was low, however, where they made up their money was the ungodly shipping costs. Had a “opening” experience for a few friends that were interested in getting involved. I received JUNK, worn clothing, hairy dog supplies, screws, old phone cases, weird stickers only useable thing was a men's walmart watch. So, I decided undeliverable packages. They valued the 40 packages at over $6000. Had a bidding war and after SHIPPING I paid about $600+ but according to their advertising the total value was going to be over $6000.

I’ve bought a pallet based on its size, weight & dimension. 1/4th of the size and the weight was expired food; Another 3 boxes were with foods that expire in 20 days; also expired medications, drink shakes, disinfecting wipes, 2000 of Biden’s stickers, half of box of COVID masks, half of box of old phone cases - all junk, out-aged stuff and prohibited items. The wooden pallet itself was 70 pound which is almost 10% of the total weight. I opened a dispute, and the CS gave 24 hours to count each sticker and each can, and picture it all. I made the pics of what was expired but refused to count the cans and stickers and my dispute was declined.

Most of the sellers on this site only take wire transfer in form of payment. Don't fall for it as I did. I purchased 10 Iphones used and received 10 destroyed iphones, all icloud locked. Some won't ever power on.

I have purchased from Liquidation.com in the past and received pallets within a week. This last time, I waited 3 wks and called. They said it was coming. Waited another 2 wks and called. Said it was delayed. Called a third time and they said they had cancelled the order and I would get a refund. No refund, yet.

I was literally robbed by this company and TFORCE SHIPPING. No one will get back to me by email and the phone people are rude as all get out. NEVER ORDER FROM THIS SCAM. I can't believe they have no issue stealing from people.

Not until I won the bid and set up an appointment did it ever say items would be damaged. Also, every single item, just about, had "Donations" written on it in permanent black marker. How can you sell an item that says donations on the original packaging? Curtains and comforters, also, had it written on the outside package. This makes it hard to sell the products that are good.

Both items I bought were not as described. The jean leggings were not at all and in any way shape or form close to being jeans. And the rhinestone necklaces were so cheap and did not resemble what they advertised. When I asked to get my money back they will not stand by their word. Do not buy from this company. They are a rip off.

I look at 15 different auctions and the manifest list. Each one had items listed as being worth a hundred or more when they are worth less than 20 dollars. Example 150 dollar lot and the expensive piece in it was MPOW headphones saying they are worth 130 dollars. The same exact pair sells at Walmart for 15 dollars. Nothing is worth as much as they say.

My experience was horrible, I bought a box of rings and received a product of the worst quality from China, for more with the details of the Chinese warehouse in the box, nothing to do with the photos and description they published and what I buy. The Customer service washes its hands saying it's as is and they don't care about anything else. Don't trust what you see in the pictures online, or in the description. I do not recommend this website at all!!

First and last time buyer. Buying no problem but what you get is very cheap. Waste of money. Couldn't wait to get my package but when it came in the mailbox in a small, very small, envelope I was so surprised to see how small my package was the necklace I could have gotten at the fair.

I've been using Liquidation for quite a while and always had a good experience, But recently I put in a bid for a target pallet, paid a hefty price. It was set as returns as description. but boxes came stating salvage all over, some item works but most didn't. There a huge difference between salvage and returns. I sent them picture and they rule against me. So I sent my back a chargeback request. At this point Liquidation bans you. This company has shady business practices. Do not buy from Liquidation. This company is on sham. Company are suppose to stand behind what is stated on their site. If they make a mistake make it right.

I purchased some audio products from this seller and the ad stated they were professionally refurbished but what I received was junk with dead batteries. This auction was a straight lie but was able to get my money back 5 weeks later. I attempted to give a feedback on the site but once you get your money back there is no option for a feedback/review. How convenient!

Buyer beware, I bid and paid over $3500 for a pallet and they sent it to the wrong address! After over a week of calling and emailing multiple times a day, they refuse to resolve the issue or refund my money. The customer service is non existence! Buyer beware and do some research before buying from this business, there are people who have mentioned being out-bidden by the people who are affiliated and work for this company in attempt to up the price of the auction. I have purchased multiple pallets in the past and in most cases more than half the items were not as described in the manifest and the customer service did not do anything about it. I will never buy from here again and I recommend everyone who is reading this to do the same. There are many other people who have had the same experience and have left feedback.

Paid for a lot of 51 items with a guaranteed manifested value of $39.99 msrp each totaling 2k, instead I got a box of 47+ 0-20 dollar and four $30 items, mostly trash like a single screw wrapped in plastic, a birthday card, a piece of random plastic, and a corded plug to... something.

I wanted to bid on iPad lots. I've done some careful researching...currently iPad gen 4 and below do not work with the Apple App Store and iTunes store - because the iOS is too old and not upgradeable. This is also true of the iPad mini 1, and the iPad Pro. Sure, you can turn them on, log in and use them with WiFi - but not much else. You can't use them for Facebook, Apple TV+, e.g., there are no useable apps. Probably, you can get on the Internet but most likely any pages with any type of Interaction- will fail.

I have been buying Liquidation boxes for about 2 years, and the box I just got from them is by far the worst. The condition is supposed to be uninspected/untested returns. In the past that meant some would be incomplete, some would be broken, some would be out of it packaging, and some would be in new or like new condition. My box has 60 items (headphones), 40 of the items were in bags and obviously broken, I mean in pieces. 20 came in boxes, but NONE were in good condition. They literally picked out anything that was sellable and gave me pure trash. This should have been sold as salvage. I have contacted them, but I doubt anything will happen. I will also be contacting the BBB. I had good luck with their health and beauty boxes. I will not buy another electronics box, it was a VERY expensive lesson. Shame on them selling these items, it is a SCAM.

Stay away from this company. It's a big scam. They will sell you garbage instead what is promised. I ordered headsets and I got a big box of garbage quality headsets and when I dispute the charge you won't believe how much they lie to my credit card company. BOTTOM LINE AVOID THIS COMPANY.

Question: is it not a crime to charge for sale tax and then keep the sale tax money after the company you are charging sale tax gives you the document proving you are tax exempt. And the company is in Delaware as well (no sale tax state). Wow. This company tried to set you up to rip off tax money from buyers. Here's how it works, You buy a auction, then you get a email bill and it shows sales tax. You call them. They say, "Send over forms." You do. Nothing happens, you call back they say, "The forms were rejected. Your in house name was not on the form." You send again but this time, "You're over the 24 hour time before they keep the tax money and now won't refund."

We purchased two pallets using our AMEX card and it was completely garbage! 65 boxes of unusable parts and/or junk. We took pictures of each and every box and its contents, and then promptly submitted disputes with all the photos on the liquidation.com site as well as with the credit card company. AMEX issued a credit immediately. Liquidation.com told us we had 24 hours to resend our documents to them (we think this is their slick legal way of voiding disputes). We resubmitted our dispute as well as photo evidence within the allotted 24 hours. Within 2 or three days we received notification that a full refund would be issued and nothing had to be returned.

If I could leave no stars I would! This company is just awful. I purchased a $400 pallet from them that was delivered to the wrong address. When I inquired with them about where it was delivered bc I had not received it they said they would look into it but never got back. I filed a complaint with UPS and opened a PayPal dispute bc I never received the item! Luckily ups got it sorted and finally got it delivered to the right address. Upon receiving most the items were either broken or garbage. They claimed the pallet was worth $2,000 which is an absolute joke and false! They’ve since blocked my account so I can’t contact them with my complaint. So I will be contacting PayPal again for a refund or my bank. BUYERS BEWARE!

My name is Sandra ** and my user id is **. I have been a seller for liquidation.com for 6 years 7 months. I'm writing this email to let you know that I had a dispute several months ago from a buyer. Customer support ruled that the dispute was in MY FAVOR and that I would be paid for disputed item. Then about a week later they changed the outcome of dispute and said the buyer was in favor. I read in my contract that that all rulings of disputes are FINAL. I sent whoever does disputes more paperwork and as of today NEVER HEARD BACK FROM THEM.

I have been making Liquidations sales for about a year now and have purchased pallets or lots from several companies. I have now bought five different lots from Liqudation.com, including my current box purchased on 11/25/2020. I have bought electronic boxes, General Merchandise, and current health and beauty. I have found that about 10 - 20 percent of the items are broken or worthless, but that is the chance you take in the Piqudation game. I have never lost money on a pallet, and most of the items are sell quickly or have sold at Yard Sales.

I am new to the reselling world but after researching and weighing the risks I decided to take a chance on ordering from Liquidation.com. I ordered a pallet of customer returns, having researched and talked to other people who have ordered from them I felt confident that I would be able to at the very least get my money back and possibly make a few bucks. I figured it would be a learning experience and I was aware that I was taking a risk that I would be getting a percentage of items that would be used or possibly not working. Most people that I talked to said that I could count on around 10 to 20% of items being used condition or possibly not working. I felt that I would be ok and would still at the very least make my money back and also get an idea of what to expect on future orders.

I was looking for a place where I could buy pallets for my Ebay business and came across Liquidation.com. thought I would give it a try and found a lot of baby clothes that were adorable. Did my due diligence and read through the manifest, description of what I'd be getting and photos. Everything was listed as new and were supposedly "overstock" items. I figured all in at 400.00 total could easily make my money back plus a little more. I enjoy selling things and realize I'm not going to make millions doing it. I was so excited when the box arrived and couldn't wait to see all the cute clothes.

This is how it works. I know, first hand. Upon arrival from Amazon, for example to Liquidation.com, each product received is inventoried. Immediate, the "good" is separated from the bad, during the inventory process. The highly resellable items are separated on to color coded and numbered pallets, known as "premiums." Those are NEVER sold on the auction site. Those are 1st offered to some key employees, very cheap, then they are put on the "like new" website, many resold on Amazon & Ebay.

Pros: The product is nice and they give manifests. Cons: You WILL get conned if you let them ship for you. I'm sharing this story so no one else gets extorted or scammed. We are a small business just starting out. We leased warehouse space WITH A DOCK for our pallet purchasing. We purchased two auctions from Liquidation.com. One a set of 10 pallets of returns from Home Depot and the second a set of 14 pallets from Home Depot. We decided to let them arrange shipping and paid $400 per load to have them go to our warehouse 20 miles away from the Liquidation.com Warehouse in Plainfield Indiana. We saw on our transaction for the 14 pallets 2 PRO numbers but no shipper information. Spent 2 days trying to get liquidation.com to tell us who had these loads to get them scheduled. Never once got them to respond.

Here's my experience. I understand that you are buying in bulk and some items might not be the exact match. But this seller flat out scammed me. 100% of the items received did not match the photos shown on the bid nor was even a same grade. The seller had wedding grade jewelries and other fashion jewelries with gems and fine metal. All 540 items I received were made with fabrics and plastic and skulls as opposed to wedding. Not even the same grade of jewelries!

I bought a box of mixed items for the first time. It was a mixed bit of items and did have a manifest. I purchased the box of things for $496.00 after shipping, taxes and buyer's premium. A lot of money for a stay at home mom. Anyways, after getting the merchandise and sorting through the stuff I was very shocked as most of the items were just junk. As of today I've only made about $40. I did sell a knife on eBay but I am still waiting for the buyer to decide if he is sending it back or not. If he keeps it I will have made a little back on that maybe $120.00 after ebay's fees and shipping costs. I will continue to try and sell the rest but doubt I will even make back what I paid for the stuff. The point I am getting at is you will be lucky to make a profit on such items. I do not recommend anyone buying customer returns. Too risky at best and could leave you with an empty pocket!

I purchased 60 cell phone cases that were listed on the auction page as NEW. What I received was scratched and damaged goods, none of them were in NEW condition. Of course they denied my request for a refund. So I'm filing as many consumer complaints as I can. Including the BBB the FTC and the Maryland state atty. gen office. I also located the social media pages of their CEO, the Board of Directors and their top shareholders. I plan to post complaints about the business from myself and others. I will embarrass and humiliate them and hopefully drive the stock value down.

I really hope I can read other people’s reviews before I trade with them. The two auctions I bought on their website didn’t have any competition. I got it easily. I thought the price I offered was good so I got it in the auction, but after I received the iPhone I was wrong... This is a scam. They gave me 90% of the phone damaged by water, and the seller’s description is: Possible screen, battery, buttons, speaker, microphone, camera, etc..

I bought iPhone and all were trash. I filed a dispute and they always go on seller side. I replied back to the company that the phones were not able to be used as phones and they were locked with iCloud, still didn't matter.

This company will never take your side. We ordered some Xbox One S-es for over 1,000 dollars. When we pointed out in what kind of garbage state they were, they took 2 weeks to get back to us, simply showing us the "terms we signed" with a bunch of legal mumbo jumbo that we agreed to buying "as is." Well, that's very nice, but if the state in which the products are, are misrepresented, then it's a scam! The pictures were vague, and one piece of technology was so bent that it seemed like someone had driven over it or beat it up with a baseball bat.

I had one an auction for a lab grown diamond, I was excited to get it for the manifest claimed it was worth $6000 for a 2.8 carat, that's pretty fair, having worked in the jewelry business while in college. However, what I got was not that. It was a Moissanite valued at less than I paid. When the jeweler called, I rushed to filed a dispute, I could not attach the proof for the jeweler wanted to do more tests and you only have 3 days to file a dispute.

I purchased some 5 Mac Book Pro ($3500) and 15 Samsung S8 plus ($2500) from this lot sometimes last year costing me around ($6000 USD) in total. That was my second time of buying from Liquidation.com. The first time was in 2014 and I thought they were still maintaining the standards but I was dead wrong. On receiving the Items, non of the MAC book was good -- The motherboard and major components were missing. The phones had broken screens and cracked back cover. I tried disputing the transaction because the listing description was misleading, but to no avail. I was only able to recover about $1000 from the sale of the phones but for the Mac Book Pro $0. No one was willing to buy a Mac with no internal components and repairers told me it will cost more than the purchase price to repair all 5 Macs.

I bid on an auction that had a title of a (21) IPad Pro’s 10.5 512 GB. The pictures showed 21 iPad Pros. I won the auction and spend over three grand on these iPads I thought I was getting. I received my package today and it was full of broken iPad mini’s and first generation iPads. NONE OF THEM WOULD CHARGE OR TURN ON. I called them and they said, well you have to click on the blue link and you will see that you weren’t really buying 21 Apple IPad Pro’s. You were only buying one iPad Pro and the rest were IPad mini’s and regular iPads. I asked her why the description said 21 IPad Pros, and why were there pictures of 21 IPad pros if that was not was I was bidding on. She responded, well you can file a dispute. Don’t waste your time. I’m pretty upset that I got scammed. I lost my job because of Covid and this was going to be the start of my new business. NOT NOW. Thank you SCAM ARTISTS.

I won an auction from liquidation.com. There are 4 big, curve, gaming monitors and 6 motherboards in the manifest and they mentioned as return products. After I picked them up, I saw that the screens of 3 of 4 monitors are broken, CPU pins of 3 of 6 motherboards are bent, and there are some missing cables, screws, drivers etc. I submitted a dispute for this issue but they did not accept and said that they sell all the products as is. I paid 2300 CAD for useless garbage. This is my most expensive experience ever.

I purchased 2 lots from Mex17, do not buy his refurbished trash. Tablets had broken screens, and phones looked great but failed to mention the pink burned into LCD screens. Called customer service and just a huge run around.. Go to another source for liquidation, these guys leave out details, conveniently and that’s their business model.. I’ve purchased refurbs from other distributors and they look brand new and have full disclosure.. This Mex17 guy is a joker.. Beware...

Let me first say I have some experience in purchasing Liquidation products. I have purchased plenty of Amazon Liquidation from a local liquidators. I am fully aware that usually 20% of any pallet is going to be donated to a Thrift Store and another 5-10% is trash. I pulled the trigger on an Gen March Amazon Return with Liquidation.com and couldn't be more dissatisfied. I have never purchased a lot that had the majority of products bagged in poly bags. No original packaging. The pieces looked like hack Amazon sellers sent this crap to FBA and it was QC rejected. Furthermore, you depend on the pieces at the top of the manifest to make your money back. None of the top of the manifest was in original packaging. Some didn't even have poly bags and all were missing pieces and parts. I will make my money back but barely and only 10 dollars at a time. Seriously, don't waste your time with smalls with these guys.

The auction had a manifest: 50 pcs of Bliss Fat Girl Scrub New. Issue #1: Received 50 pcs and they were the trial size 2 oz which is normally sold in a box with 2 bliss 2oz products, not the full size 8oz as shown on the pictures. It also did not come in the box. Any item considered "new" must have all pieces including the box if applicable. Pictures and research show the item is sold in a box. The seller misrepresented the size of the item and condition. I received like new condition not new. Issue #2: Received 25 pcs of Bliss Fat Girl Scrub and another 25 pcs of some other Random Bliss Fat Girl Sleep product. Not included in the manifest. Missing other 25 pcs of Bliss Far Girl Scrub. Issue #3: Photos under in the listing were extremely blurry and did not show the FL oz. The listing has photos of the full 8oz size with the box. However, I did not receive the full size instead received 2oz without the box.

Save your Hard Earned Money. These people are SCAMMERS. I purchased a lot of 40 iPhone 7 on Liquidation.com which was sold by them. Auction was for 40 used iPhone 7 GSM Unlocked and T Mobile. Without any mention of the quantity they sent me all T Mobile locked phones. Out of 40 phones 15 of them have cracked screen. Out of 40 phones 6 of them are completely dead. The whole lot requires repair as most phones have some bad hardware and battery. I paid 4770$ for the junk they have sold. I am advising save yourself headache. Don't buy from them. They have declined my dispute as they always do because this is how they make money. I will be making a YouTube video to show it to general public what they really sell and scam people. I will be taking this to court.

I paid more than $4600 for iPhone x with Auction ID ** on March 09/2020. When I got items through UPS mail after testing all these iphone x, I was totally disappointed these items was NOT matched as advertised. I paid for fully functional devices but they sent me all defected devices. They did misrepresentation of merchandise that is open scam. All devices NOT fully functioned. 12 devices Face ID malfunctioned or NOT available and 3 of items with passcode locked screen and IMEI showed lost or stolen. I tried to contact over the phone but they did not give reasonable or helpful answer and advise me open dispute online and follow the steps. I sent all my evidences, pictures, videos etc. I am still waiting to resolve my dispute. I need exactly items as described or return items with full refund.

Bought a batch of iPhones. Was advertised as 80% re-saleable. Only ‘problem’ no power. ALL are iCloud locked. NO power/battery problem! When complaining a promise was made of refunding. Will all time and effort also be refunded!?!?!

Very disappointed in the misrepresentation of merchandise. This was from a company called "difsnr unlimited." They showed 26 pictures of examples of purses and I expected there would be some different, but there was not a single one that LOOKED ANYTHING LIKE what they showed!! Do yourself a favor and don't purchase anything from this company!

I purchased a pallet of mixed household goods. It was listed MSRP of almost 8000.00 and a QUANTITY VARIANCE of 2%, not true. It was more like 30%. Of the 48 pieces, 8 were complete junk and another 6 items were missing important parts rendering the items useless for resale. As a reseller, I'm not even going to break even on this pallet. A loss of approximately 900.00 from what I paid with shipping. Shipping was another story, It took them almost 2 weeks to ship after I paid them the day I won the auction. I don't think I'll be buying from them again. I'm not sure if it Liqudation.com fault entirely, The actual seller was Retuns2canada and I pretty sure this company buys truck loads and then palletized products to make a profit.

I feel like this was a total scam. They sold me designer perfumes and they were copies of designer perfumes. Never in the ad did it say copies. The manifest said one thing and what I received was something completely different. And they don't even let you leave reviews on the sellers so buyers beware. They overcharge Shipping costs. Period of the don't describe their product accurately. And then the product really sucks.

I have bought by bidding few times from Liquidation.com and in the past I really did not have much to complain. My last auction, I was the only person to bid thinking that I am buying refurbished Verizon's network LG V40 units and would be workable with a network if not all. I was aware that it is a demo unit but I was not aware that a demo unit is only wifi friendly and does not support any wireless networks. Also, all phones were password protected and they were not able to give me any help there. That too was not specified. Lastly, screen also had screen burn and that was not specified in the manifesto and I decided to return the whole lot as it was not worth my time. The billing was very very uncooperative and literally arrogant that they did not leave me any option rather than filing the case with my bank.

I was so excited to bid on their auction to start selling online. The auction I won was the return Sony headsets/earbuds. The box was delivered. I was shocked upon open all items. 1/3 of the items was missing (from manifest). 1/3 of other items was COMPLETE damage such as headphone without earpiece, wire completely broken apart from earpieces. They put these in plastic bag and put label barcode on it. These were clearly salvage/damage items (according to their item condition definition). These were trash and they basically could just put them in the boxes and sell it. They didn't have pictures of each individual item so nobody tell how much trash in it. I emailed them and ask for refund. They refunded me only the missing items. All salvaged items were not refunded. I am done with them. STAY AWAY!!!!

If I could give them 0 stars I would. I won a bid for a pallet of baby goods. It was approximately $8,000 worth of stuff that I paid $1,400 for. About a week and a half later I receive the pallet (same pallet in the picture that they advertised) but not a single item from the manifest was in the boxes that they shipped. Instead, half of the boxes in the pallet were filled with small plastic trash bins. These items were not worth more than $300 MSRP.

Bought auto pallet based on a manifest that said items were NEW. The parts were used parts in new boxes! Disputed and lost because website says I had 15 days but they said I only had 2. When I asked about this - they responded with ‘Sorry for the confusion!!!!' I received the pallet on Monday, Tuesday was New Year’s Eve, Wednesday was New Year’s and I submitted the dispute on Sunday. Total scam. 68% of the pallet was junk and it was all the higher priced items on the manifest. Total loss!!

At the beginning and at the end of phone call with Liquidation promotes that they are dedicated to providing good customer service but when the tire hits the road the company is lacking in some instances. First, liquidation.com offers an email address to customers who are having problems that the customers are having but I've sent two letters inquiring about the delivery of my product but they fell to respond to me twice. I bought some headphones online via liquidation.com. I won the bid and I sent in money for the shipping and for my product right after I won. I was expecting immediate shipping because I thought I paid a premium for the shipping. I looked for the tracking code the next day and I notice that my goods were in a still ready for shipping status. I look at the status the next day and nothing changed. I called and talked to a representative and they told me that I should allow up to three business days. I thought that was too long but I waited.

Shelf pulls damaged. Manifest values unflated. Grades of product misrepresented. There are MUCH betters sources out there. Spent 2 years using this company as primary supplier. Then they nosedived and have become the junkyard of the industry.

I purchase about 120k of clothing returns from other sources than decided to give them a shot... What a scam, they send me returns that that should have been categorized as salvage rips and holes and the cherry on top was men's DIRTY underwear!!! When I contact customer service they declined my complaint because I was 3 days late. Do not waste your money with this company when there are so many better options out there.

Not recommended at all. I bought phones through Liquidation.com and the add was listed under refurbished phones which mean Mean the phones are in very good and working condition. However, I received the phones damaged and blacklisted which means the phones were reported as lost and stolen phones which mean won’t work at all. Phones were also damaged like camera glass broken, back glass broken, and missing parts such as phone sim trays. Some phones not receiving any signal. This ad was supposed to be under salvage not under refurbished. I don’t recommend this site. Don’t get scammed. They may picture very good looking items but you will get screws as it won’t work at all.

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS PLACE. Your are better off throwing your money in the toilet. I got belts, and jewelry from this place. There was visible mold on the boxes, and the boxes were torn when I received them. When I opened the boxes, I had to jump back from the stench of moldy products that were in the boxes. None of what I got even resembled the pictures posted on the auction site. Everything I got was supposed to be new, and they were not. I got 3 boxes of MOLDY GARBAGE, and right away filed a dispute, and did not hear from the website for weeks, and even then, they said they deny my claim. This site is nothing but a scam. I have not disputed the charges, through my credit card, and hired a lawyer. I have COPD and what they send me was hazardous mold, which made me very sick.

I bought several lots of "Shelf Pulls" from this company, as advised by one of their phone reps, because these items were not "returns" or "salvage" and that way, I'd be receiving merchandise that hadn't gone through another customer's hands first... WRONG... Every item I received, sans a very few, were COMPLETE TRASH and not worth the money paid. I disputed it with Liquidation.com repeatedly, sent all the pictures and descriptions of the damaged items to my CC company, all to no avail. They give you 48 hours to dispute anything, but then you find out that you agreed to take whatever you get, with no refunds/compensation possible.

We ordered a refrigerator from Liquidation.com. The description said that it was a return and “may have some cosmetic damage.” We were fine with that. However, when it showed up There were footprints on the door (It looks like someone had walked all over it) and it wasn’t strapped down to the pallet... Upon opening it, it reeked of black mold and was also COVERED in black mold, food, and bugs flew out of it and bit my daughter multiple times.

Every problem I've had and not all are problems are a result of less than ethical sellers and a history of a couldn't give a damn attitude by Liquidation.com in general. Their employees are there to protect the unethical sellers that pay them. Do your due diligence, my post is to warn you about a couple of con men organizations that most of us with any experience already avoid like the plague. 1st is Appliance Source 5. Every refrigerator I have purchased along with all washers and freezers have been complete junk that they barely go out of their way to hide. All pieces had a 3x5 sticker on them that said "write off" on them that they covered with another sticker that had my name on it. This was knowingly done by Liquidation.com.

I won a lot of 5 laptops. Seller said that some of the unit might have some scratches, I told myself, "Oh maybe there is 1 or 2 that need maybe a screen replacement or something," all 5 laptops had a smashed screen. 1 didn't even boot to bios, the seller should've describe this as all 5 laptop have smashed screen instead of playing with word to push you to buy. Very scammy and shady business. That was my 2nd purchase from them. The first one half of the goods I bought were just good for trash. Can't even salvage something out of them. Stay away!!!!

Be aware and careful. We bought 2 washers off Liquidation.com. The price was exceptional, if they worked, but they were both jacked up. They come through UPS with no protection or warranty. Will never buy from them again. Beware.

First timer, bought 2 lots. First was laptops "returns". 1 box was clearly marked no hard drive, a salvage item. 6 out of 7 computers were good, but had no resale value. 2nd box was mixed electronics and office supplies, returns. Every single item was trash. People had switched out their broken stuff with the new. Cheap fillers were added in to make the box heavier. Can't go by the manifest, values are grossly overinflated. Liquidation.com is just the middleman, and their shipping is fast, but horribly overpriced. Save your money and the disappointment.

When we started using this company we noticed some problems but chicked it up as random instances. Over the 2 years we sourced from them it went from bad to HORRIBLE!!! Inflated manifest values. Sometimes in the 1000's. High end bait items missing always. Salvage items listed as returns or shelf pulls. Customer service is non existent. The grade C items other sites sell are actually D and E grade from these guys. We sourced from them doing our best to be careful and first year we grew. Then they just went over the cliff. We built up to 2k plus a week in purchases then started only receiving absolute JUNK. Andy..customer service rep for the Garland site started off concerned and helpful but became more and more distant as the company became more and more fraudulent.

This place definitely robbed me and here are the pictures to prove it. I was a first time buyer at Liquidation.com where BuyBackHub sells their junk. They placed 8 iPhone max models at auction with Liquidation and in their advertisement they said no iCloud lock. Well I didn't know you have two days dispute the items but luckily I sent a email with pictures the second day. Then I wait for a response so on Wednesday I decided to call them in which they said they sent me a email. So I couldn't find it and check my spam and they sent me a email on Monday and it says they want more evidence meaning videos.

I've been purchasing goods from this company for over fifteen years. Yes I have had some bad experiences also. I've experienced most of the stories that I've read here. What I have learned, is to make money with this company, you have to work! These are returns. How do you handle the things that you return? You have to pick your auctions and research them. I mean go to the manifest and check what each one of those items sell for. Don't just look at the manifest, research each item on it. I've found items that the manifest had listed worth hundreds of dollars that were actually worth less than ten dollars. Research, research, research. You have to do it!!!

Sept 23rd 2019: I won an auction on Liquidation.com for 30 iPhone 7. The devices are listed as used and powers on per item description. These devices are a mix of unlocked and carrier-based items. Sept 27th: I received the items. 8 out of 30 are in a complete savage condition. They look like a forklift ran over them, and won't turn on. The other 22 did power on. Almost none of the 22 devices can be activated. I tried with different carrier sim cards and via iTunes and they are prevented from being activated. I went ahead to run a serial number check on them on Apple's website. I found most of them to be described as replaced by Apple, this means a claim was raised on them as damaged or stolen and an insurance company or Apple replaced it. The unit is supposed to be returned to Apple if damaged, if stolen it can't be used anymore.

I "won" an auction for 100 pairs of tights. The tights received bore no relationship to the pictures on the website. They were horrible. When I tried to get accurate pictures, I was told that these were not available. So I asked to return them, I was told that my request to return them fell outside the 48 hour inspection timeline. Bottom line - the company was just not interested and would not do anything about my problem. DON'T DEAL WITH THIS COMPANY ... IT'S ALL BAIT AND SWITCH.

I recently purchased 2 OLED TVs refurbished to grade "a" by Sony Televisions. One TV worked fine and the other didn't work at all. A very expensive TV had nothing but a black screen. I contacted customer support and asked what they could do after I explained my situation. They told me it was not their problem. The 2 day window I had to lodge my complaint had expired and I was stuck with the merchandise the way it was. They claimed to have sent me a working product when in reality all they sent was a very expensive paper weight. Stay away from these clowns, they are not the type of company you want to get involved with.

Ok, so I spended over $500 on merchandise from this place, items that I can't even program or get them to work properly. After filing a complaint against the seller. Liquidation.com voted to their favorite. Because they did not believe me. So therefore I wind up with merchandise that I can't get rid of. So please think twice before doing business with this company. Thank you so much...

I have purchased a lot of 25 iPhones from the scammer called *BUYBACK*. The condition of the lot quoted scratches/dent/cracks acceptable. What I have received was 23 iPhones, and every single one of the iphone was smashed, completely gutted out of everything possible to fix or sell. I contacted my credit card company and they just heard back they claiming that I am unreasonable for making such claims.

They cancelled the auction I had won within 1 hour of receiving email I had won. Very shady because they own an online retail store and the items I had bid on were self pulls still in boxes. So, I'm just going to assume they wanted to sell it on their site individually for more money. They have not relisted the auction, just completely removed it without explanation. I sent an email but don't expect to hear anything back based on previous reviews. I'd stay away because it appears they sell nothing but junk and pick the good items for themselves.

I won 2 auctions for wireless Sony headphones and another auction with Sony cameras and assorted electronics. 8 out of 9 headphones worked and most of them were great condition! I was also pleasantly surprised to find out that one of the cameras actually came with a lens and sd card when they were listed as body only and both cameras worked well! I will be making my money back and I am keeping the most expensive camera and most expensive headphones! I do not feel bad for all of the people complaining about getting "ripped off" when most of their complaints sound like they didn't do enough research on the products they bid on.

Guys I order some salvage phone - this company stated the retail value was $18,750. I'm in the mobile business. Paid $907. The product wasn't worth $300. They are a scam. I immediately contacted my credit card company. Oh their customer will not let you answer the survey. Total Scam.

I purchased salvaged items from Liquidation from a company called BuyBack that states 25 salvaged iPhones x and more unlocked and more. However, the picture used on the website states stock photo. I said ok, stock means similar to what you will get, salvaged. I paid 750$ plus tax and other fees which total 906$. I received 24 iPhones. Most of them locked and looked nothing like the stock photo. There were ONLY one iPhone X. The rest was iPhone 5 and 6’s. Wouldn’t it been honest if BuyBack would have said iPhones 5 and 6 and more since it contain more of iPhone 5 and 6. Wouldn’t it been honest to show a stock photo of a salvaged iPhone rather than an iPhone in a box saying this is what the iPhones look like. They used a fake photo not a stock photo.

I recently purchased a refrigerator from this site and paid over $750 between the purchase and shipping. Thought it was a great deal since the MSRP was over $3800. The product was listed at a return and the pictures indicated some minor cosmetic damage/dents. Upon receiving the refrigerator, I noted that there were exposed wires, a broken out crisper drawer, not cooling, a sticker on the back that said it was a shelf display, a sticker on the front which had been covered for a photograph which read “write off” and missing drawers and bins. I immediately followed the site's terms and conditions and disputed the product as grossly misrepresented and attached photographs of my complaint.

I purchased a pallet that contained 39 items for $290. When I received the pallet, it contained 21 items and it was missing 18 of the most valuable items. I completed a dispute and sent pictures of all the items received with a list of Items that should have been included in the packages from their manifest. I was told that resolving the dispute will take up to ten days. I waited for ten days and never heard back. I emailed on the 11th day to check the status and I received an email stating, I will be granted a partial refund of $60.53. I emailed back and requested a better resolution as 50% of purchased items are missing and I paid for shipping on these items. I received an email back titled "DO NOT REPLY" and that $60.53 will be deposited to my account.

I purchased an auction from Liquidation.com. It was stated the auction was shelf-pulls. Upon receiving the items, THEY WERE DAMAGED prior to shipment. I filed a disputed and it was denied without explanation. I will NEVER do business with this company again. Please see the attached photos as documentation as to the quality of items they sell.

I won an Online auction for 7 phones that people returned, 4 of them were broken. On one of the boxes, it was written not usable, trash. It is not clear how the company allowing this fraud. This was the last time I am buying from them, you should stay away as well.

Bought an auction of vacuum cleaners/carpet cleaners and minor misc. from the above seller. Condition of items was listed as returns on the auction. This clearly was not the case. Each item had major parts missing. The entire lot had been pirated with anything of value left. There was not one piece of equipment that was working or that had the necessary parts to work.

I’ve been buying from them on/off for 6 years. I will never buy from them again. When I first started out there was at least a balance; the headliner items were in decent condition and the rest of the items act as fillers to move “dead weight” per se. Or all the fillers were salable and the headliner was sold for parts. Either way you could least recoup your money. My latest and final buy was a lot of returned cellphones (50), I paid $1100 for it. Lot was described as free of all locks. Never got one unlocked that came locked. Half the lot had no charge. So I immediately test each phone and found 90% of the phones had pin locks that weren’t simple to say the least.

I auctioned for some general merchandise customers’ returns and items were mostly salvage/scrap. Of particular interest was a bread toaster which came with a deep hole from electrical spark and I wondered to be self, how can the seller even include such obviously damaged item? It was a complete rip off and waste of my money! Unfortunately, you can’t return the items once you leave their Brampton warehouse location. Stay away from them at all cost!

Paid 900 for a lot. When counted over half the main high price items was missing. They only offered me 97 dollars back. I refused the lot and they charge you 200. Do not do business with this company!

I bought a lot of Sony headphones, planned on selling most to keep the really nice noise cancelling pair they use to anchor each lot. They were listed as a an untested return lot, but as I opened the box I saw the return stickers from Best Buy plastered all over the boxes had a little black marker line drawn on them. They were sloppy and missed blacking out some of the labels, so I could see the return reason was "defective." Instead of putting these defective items in a salvage lot, they covered up the label with a black magic marker and knowingly put them in a return lot. So many of the other pairs were defective (10 of 19). Would not recommend.

I purchased a case of Norlite flashlights from Liquidation.com seller 'screamindealz'. Before I completed the transaction, I had a buyer set to purchase 60 (almost half of the case) of the lights. When the shipment of "NEW" flashlights arrived, they had been thrown loose into a shipping box, so most were scratched/scarred. About 1/4 had corroded batteries, meaning their claim of new meant not used, never mentioning these were many years old. Also many had missing buttons. I contacted Liquidation.com, as they hide the seller's contact info. I was told the only way to dispute was to not remove anything from the shipment and they would make a decision.

The big fake company with salvage parts & burn electronic. I buy last time computers with HDD & graphic card. Total 34 item. 32 salvage & 2 item working. I loss 1500$ with this purchase. Pls be carefully from this big fake cheating company. If you want to lose your money, go there.

Liquidation.com is not customer-centric. I have bought about 5 lots from Liquidation.com in 1 short month. I bidded on a lot of 76 bags worth $3600 according to the manifest from Beauty Breeze, the seller. When I got the bags and took inventory, they were absolutely substandard. Very light weight and reselling cost way under $500. I submitted a dispute but I was denied. All I wanted to do was return this lot to the seller, considering they are 'new'. I then spoke with the very rude, condescending, stonewalling customer service rep. No chain of command and lies about having a supervisor call back. This company needs to be regulated and checked for fraud. There is absolutely no buyer protection!

This will be my third time buying from them. First time was ok, second time was bad but the last time was a disaster. I win an auction for Amazon returns for the intention of reselling but once I receive this last shipment it was all trash and when I say all I mean all. I don’t understand how they sell this. Apparently returns when you return stuff you return your stuff like you bought it. Not with cable cut, broken stuff and technically trash. Also if you try to claim your money back good luck. They won’t answer the phone and won’t reply back to your email.

Purchased 30 pairs of new jeans, mixed sizes and styles, from difsnr_unlimited that showed pictures of cute and trendy jeans and received 30 pairs of Chuns Fashions Jeans that were all the same sizes and style. Jeans received did not match any pictured and are very undesirable. Filed a dispute through Liquidation.com and was denied right away and my account was deleted. Filed a dispute through PayPal and they are not able to access the listing because it has been removed. Fraudulent company and sellers. Save your money and shop elsewhere!

I Purchased a lot from Liquidation.com. The Seller is fashionforward. The lot was listed as returns with an MSRP of 4000.00. After reviewing the items more than half were unsellable. The items have rips, holes, major stains, missing buttons. This lot should have been SALVAGE. Be careful buying from fashionforward. I would recommend buying returns from Amazon Sellers. Always get what is expected.

Purchased over $20,000 amount with 208 pieces of returned iPads. Didn't know their reviews were all terrible before I made the decision, so regret that. We got all broken screen iPads, all the condition notes are written on the units, but there were not any information in the description. They knew how bad of the units, but didn't put that info, so they hooked people to buy without correct description, then denying disputes. I keep trying to resolve the issue, but they don't answer me. How can this company still in a business?

Had a clear case for a dispute on auction that was denied. The reason - the auction was a listed as returns and returns do not have to be functional. But the auction was also listed as untested returns and they came with them stickers on them that indicated they had been tested and given all the bad ones while keeping the good ones. You can only email to dispute center - can’t talk to them on the phone. They would rather let their sellers lie and mislead the buyers than properly take care of legitimate disputes.

I ordered a pallet of "customer returns" goods from Liquidation.com from a seller called "BedBathBeyond_Stores." The pallet was estimated at $6,311.59 in MSRP value. When we received it and inventoried the contents, not only were the items disgustingly used, they value that we tabulated was just under $3700 MSRP. The items should have been sold as SALVAGE and not RETURN. We contacted Liquidation.com to discuss the issue and filed a complaint and dispute with them. We were informed this day that the dispute was not concluded in our favor and that we were stuck with the JUNK items that we received.

I advise not to buy from this website! I was reading these reviews and thought people just write nonsense. So I went and bought one box for 250$. They claim that the box MSRP is 2200$. They also wrote that it had a GoPro in it. It was actually only a dive filter worth 10$. They wrote in the manifest that it was worth 150$. They had a ring which they claimed it was worth 200$. It was actually 20$ brand new. Also some kind of robot for kids they claimed it was 200$. It was actually 150$ brand new and it didn't even come in the box. If I'm lucky to sell all the pencils they put in the box, I might get back 100$ for everything. DON'T BUY FROM THEM!

Got scammed; bought a "working" computer that arrived very broken. Reported this to customer service on multiple channels; was stonewalled. "It's not broken", they say, "it just needs service." I consulted my local computer repair place: "Yep, broken to the point that it's not worth fixing." Report this to Liquidation.com's customer service. No response. Try to contact them via Facebook; one response and then silence.

I purchased 2 lots of miscellaneous jewelry from a dealer in the state of Washington that I see is still doing business. The pictures they show are great, but the items received were junk, mismatched, broken, old. I contacted customer service. Of course my 2 day return time was already up when I got home. It made me sad because, they use to be an honest caring business.

Won auction on March 22. Then have paid 2K for my order wth self shipping arrangement option. Waited more than 2 week to get pick up address. Within these weeks I did call to customer service maybe 20 time. At 15 time of them nobody picked up the phone. More than 40 emails. They never answer to you through email unless it is threatening. So, they don't answer phone calls, they don't answer to my emails but they keep sending me emails saying, "You have to schedule pick up your item, otherwise we charge you late fee ($250)."

Buyer beware ordering pallets from them! My first and only order from them was missing half the items and told me I’m not allowed a partial refund (that I asked for) because I choose to go with my own shipping company after they gave me a quote for $1900 for 350 miles (Freight quote gave me 3 quotes all under $700!). I ask for a manager and they tell me they have no supervisor or manager on the floor and if I’d like to speak to a manager they report to, they’d have to email him with a reason I’d like to speak with him/her and they would decide if they’ll call me back. You also get a new story every time you call. My mind was blown how a company as large as them is still around with this beyond terrible customer service. It will catch up to them eventually though... So DO NOT BUY from Liquidation.com!

Complete scammer. I purchased two bulk of rugs through bidding on Liquidation.com and paid for everything in the same day. Paid for shipping and everything. But got nothing. I can’t reach them via call, stupid responses to emails. No one to teach to solve my problem and get my products. Total scammers. Never ever advise anyone to buy anything from them. You are getting nothing.

I bought 18 phones from a seller named Buyback. Actually he is a scammer. I think this company support scammers. Why I am saying is I called so many times to the customer service. No one answered my call until now. I called them and waited for more than 1hr but no one answered my call. What I think is this people are supporting all scammers to make money and through them this company can get some profit.

In the beginning of February I ordered a pallet paid over 2K, once I receive the pallet it was completely not the one I ordered. Every time I call to speak to a representative it takes about an hour of hold time, once someone picks up and try to help me and can't being that most of the representatives had no idea what they were talking so they would transfer me which would be another 20 minutes half hour of hold.

Just please don’t make the mistake I did purchasing anything from these scammers before doing your research about this company. Won 4 auctions of “returned” women’s clothing and what I received was literally trash. The seller will lie on their manifest saying what brands, styles and value as high as 7K of merchandise you will receive. What I actually received was stuff a thrift store wouldn’t even put out in their stores. Everything was ripped, stained, labels cut off leaving holes in merchandise. Some items were so disgusting I couldn’t keep looking through the box. I’m sick to my stomach that this company tried to get away with this. Working on getting all my money back.

I purchased a pallet of sporting goods (cornhole sets, dart boards, ping pong equipment, etc) about 2 months ago. The pallet was delivered to my house - all the packages were in nondescript cardboard boxes and everything was thickly shrink wrapped so I couldn't see the individual items. I signed for the pallet and began to unpack it later that day.

The whole “Storage Wars” vibe of discovering cool things in boxes while being less invested makes me pretty excited. I finally pulled the trigger on a lot in late 2018 that included a detailed description of a Leatherman Surge with premium leather sheath, a set of Milwaukee MLW48-22-9515 Metric Wrench Set and other assorted things. Needless to say, the main two items that I bought the lot for were NOT included – both were cheap knock offs. I imagine that high-value items are often swapped out by workers who know their value, thinking that no one will really ever notice. Customer service, after 8 to 12 weeks – I honestly don’t remember, it was just a pretty long time – offered me a refund for less than 10% of the value of the lot, where the missing 2 products were 40% of the retail price quoted at a minimum. Maybe this was a one time occurrence, but it certainly makes me reticent to purchase anything else from Liquidation.com.

First time I bought a lot from Liquidation.com. Supposedly had a MSRP in excess of $3500. This figure is grossly inflated. They seem to like the price of $39.99 on their manifests. One single mylar balloon... $39.99. 8 kids plastic goodie bags for birthday parties... $39.99. Can be purchased for $1 at a Dollar Store. Currently disputing. They say disputes will be wrapped up in 10 days. It's been over 21. Do not buy from this company. I have 3 boxes of junk in my garage.

I bought a lot of 7 iPhone 6s for $665 from this website. I tried to activate the phones, but they all came up as iCloud Locked, LOST and BAD IMEI which 100% of the time that means they are STOLEN! I called them to tell them about it and they said, "We said we just turned on the phones and they turned on." The fact that the phones are stolen is not on them! DONT BUY FROM THEM!!!

Just received my first shipment from this company. If you like getting ripped off they certainly fit the bill. They show you a manifest and a retail value and you place your bid based on that figure. When you get the items then you see you have been had. The manifest is a total exaggeration on the retail price they go through and mark items $39.99 that are only worth $6.68 that you can easily check with UPC code. Then comes the dispute process which is where I am now, we will see where that goes. The problem is you are buying things to sell and now you have to spend several hours going back and forth price checking, it's just not worth the hassle.

I bought Mac Book Pro Touch from Liqudation.com, this website status of item is return, its item description is Apple MacBook Pro with touch, but this is not touch bar version and item is heavily used even opened chase of this computer and sell me as customer return it should consider as salvage, all other 2 items are same condition - used and should treat as salvage (TTS Mastertune Single Bike Mastertune Kit and Samsung Galaxy edge). I opened dispute against it. Says it will "take up to 10 business days to complete" as per their email. I called 2 times before 10 days. They said it will take 10 days, call after 10 days if not resolved, after 11th day I called them. They told I have to wait another 7 days; and explain up-to 10 days means more than 10 days!!!

I have yet to have a good experience with this company, and after this latest mess, I'm done. It told me I won an auction I never even bid on. In fact, NO ONE bid on it. Yet it showed up on my transactions. I'm still waiting on my second shipment from six days ago, but that can be blamed on the weather. The first box is under dispute for a gross exaggeration of the MSRP of products in the box, claiming everything that wasn't specifically manifested was worth $39.99. Sorry, but casement latches don't even come close to that amount. Even a Tervis tumbler doesn't reach that mark. I submitted that dispute five days ago, and I have five more days before it's even expected to be resolved. I spent nearly 10 minutes on hold for the latest debacle and never reached a person. This is a horrible way to do business.

Hi all. I purchased some new stuff of a person there and apart from their slow response rate of emails the box of stuff has turned up at my freight forwarding location, the photo shows the items new in pack, so happier than a ** addict who works for the CIA. 10K retail for $250.

I tried to Set up an account for weeks with no success. I filled out all of the info that was asked and it stated to contact them, I did and that was a joke. Nobody seemed to know what they were doing. I have finally given up after 3 weeks, they say they will send a verification code (never happened). I have copies of 7 emails contacting them. We purchase between 10-16 pallets per month and we were told to try this place after 3 weeks of trying, I will take my business elsewhere.

Liquidation.com - Liquidity Services Inc. is selling laptop as RETURNED are actually a SALVAGE conditioned item. Purchased two MacBook Pro laptop listed as Returned item for $1175. I received both laptop in very bad condition (JUNK). One in working condition and other one never turn on. Screens looks like fully scratched with sand. No way to return or exchange. I was ripped off. Beware of Seller name: Jenyjon, location: Spring, Texas. Don't buy anything from this cheaters. Both Liquidation and the sellers are complicit in this scam. Please stay away from this Scammers.

Bought a lot of external hard drives as "returns". The seller claimed the drives have factory warranties on them. Received a pile of junk, physically broken drives, I mean broken-in parts as hell and for sure the seller knew about it. Warranty is totally useless on them. Opened a claim saying that this junk should be listed as "salvage" and not returns since are in pieces. Got an answer after 1 month and half and they denied my claim. Lost 400 dollars. Please save your money and go somewhere else. If you open a claim they will stand on the seller's side. I lost 2 claims. The other one, I got damaged items caused by the shipment. They answer me, "You got refurbished items...which may have cosmetic signs" (no they were caused by the shipping!)

I've purchased 3 lots from this site and have made my money and profited on each one. The people on here are complaining because they're expecting to buy a pallet of returns and have everything work. There's a reason you're paying $600 for $3000 worth of stuff... because it might not work. Do your homework. Research sold listings on eBay and make a sound decision on your purchase. Electronics, computer stuff, health and beauty all sell very well. Stay away from off brand electronics, buy what's trending. Try to choose the closest location to you and search auctions there to save on shipping costs. Avoid any auctions that have "assorted Items" in the manifest, they often throw crap in there with inflated value to get rid of it.

I bought two boxes of auction bids. One box was described as "used" and the other "new". The first boxed looked like it was from a storage unit auction. The clothes were dirty and obviously from one person. Judging from the condition of the clothes, this person was homeless. I had to wash the clothes twice before I could donate it to charity. Disgusting. I was expecting thrift store quality to resell. Instead I paid $166.62 for filthy clothes and dirty underwear.

I offered bid for couple of items. Liquidation is allowing proxy bid that means, fake bids for the items. I received both the items broken or not working. Out of 4 laptops 2 laptops are not working. Customer care not helping much, you lose your money, no way you can resell the items bought through these channels. Avoid this company to save your money.

I bought 150 sets of Jewelry from Liquidation.com which said the MSRP is $6,600. The seller is primiumcloseouts. The ad said the 150 sets are all High-end designer, but when I received them they were all garbage and no sign of any top designer brands they had mentioned in their listings. It is just a rip-off. The Liquidation.com did not help me to get my refund. I will never buy anything from Liquidation.com any more.

I've purchased several boxes and pallets off of Liquidation.com with no issues. I've also made money on each one. When you read the full description it will tell you the condition IE salvage, uninspected returns, shelf pulls, new, etc. People are reviewing return pallets and are upset that the item may or may not work when it says clearly in all of the areas of the auctions what you're bidding on and what to expect. I've had no issues and plan to continue purchasing pallets and boxes from Liquidation.com.

I bought 13 monitors for computers and every single one of them was damaged and I lost $1000. I wanted to resell these items on eBay and make a profit but instead I was very disappointed. There should be a class action against this company.

Please do not buy nothing from them. You will get used and broken stuff worthless. You will lose your money. I buy Samsung phone. One was ok and rest was used and broke only for garbage. I lost $600. No return. Stealing as customers return but not is garbage broken.

I have ordered several times from these people. This last time I paid more for an order because the items pictured were ones I wanted for my makeup kits I sell. When I got the order it was in no way what was pictured. They said items were not guaranteed to be the ones pictured. The auction clearly said I would get all pictured. They denied my claim completely. Not buying from these people.

This website is a total scam. They intentionally mislead you. They lie about the value of the items they send you. The items that they send you are totally worthless and garbage. They are broken, used and not new returns as advertised. They do not let you submit a dispute on their website as they claim you spend money for nothing. Stay away from this website. It's a total scam. This company should be investigated for a class action lawsuit as they are intentionally misleading you taking your money and then they do not respond to you and do not let you file a dispute. The items they send you have no value whatsoever. They basically send you boxes of garbage that have clearly been used. Things come broken and with missing pieces. It's a total fraud and scam.

I have been in the purchasing and resell business for a number of years. I have never dealt with and more unprofessional business. Either their employees stole inventory off our purchase or they inflated the value of the load by adding items to the manifest that were never there. Our last purchase was missing over $3,200 worth of inventory. I have received no help from their customer service at all other than blaming us. DO NOT BUY A THING FROM THEM!

My husband bought a bill of electronics from these crooks and upon delivery he discovered the shipment was missing the most expensive items, only cheap stuff was delivered. He contacted Liquidation.com and was told they don't accept returns and can't refund him for the merchandise missing. Is there any way we can start a class action suit against these scammers?

Nothing is as advertised and when you submit a dispute they always deny your claim. Shipping is crazy expensive and the items are garbage. They post pictures and you get different cheaper broken items.

Their business is to resell previously returned goods (in my case, from Amazon) in lots. They will state that the merchandise may have "operational and/or cosmetic problems". This statement is only to cover themselves; in fact they are unloading merchandise on unsuspecting buyers that is unsalvageable and belongs in a landfill. They will not accept returns. Complete crooks...stay away.

I was excited to spend roughly $2,000 and make a profit by reselling the stuff on eBay. The titles and pictures are 100% deceiving and mostly a lie. For example, the have a beautiful GPS system with a quantity of 135 listed below the title. The picture only shows a GPS system. When the box arrives at my house, there is ONLY ONE GPS system, and 135 worthless cables that have absolutely no value at all. I was totally ripped off with several other products too. I have since learned they you MUST read the "Manifest" to read the truth- but most people would never know this. I filed a complaint with the BBB and emailed the company, but they refused to do anything. I am hoping to speak on the Clark Howard Show soon.

We bid on a LG refrigerator with a MSRP of $3,999. It did look like the handles were damaged so we thought okay... That's probably what's wrong with it. It got damaged en route and was returned. NOPE. We get it... It's 4 years old, has a green recycle sticker on the front that is covered by another sticker so we couldn't see it while bidding (very clever **) and the prongs are cut off of the cord. So basically a salvage and they knew that. I filed a dispute and was told no they would not return our money. Called and they referred us back to disputing through email. This is all cute but I'm more interested in getting my money back than playing tag with a company that seems to be scamming a lot of people. Contacting an attorney and if anyone is interested in filing a lawsuit with us please email me your information and a brief statement on what happened so that our lawyer can look it over.

Read fine print very carefully, check shipping on EVERYTHING!!! Read agreement terms! And still after all that you will get very different product than shown in the manifest. I received many designer girls dresses..."NOT". THEY were very dated and most of them stained!!! Uggghhh I wouldn't even buy these at a thrift store. Pictures shown are not the same as what I received at all!!! Very misleading and ridiculous website navigation.

Do your due diligence and read everything about the product you want to bid on and the shipping cost. I bidded on 4 microwave ovens which were used/returned items. I won the auction and paid almost $200 for the items and shipping. Well, what I got was 4 over the range microwave ovens that although they work are completely bashed in (dented) and with deep scratched. Can't fix to make them look presentable. They are good only for the garbage. Will never bid on any items from this place.

I purchased a box of shelf pulled clothing. 95% of the items in the box were salvaged items with holes, tears, and stains and definitely not in sell-able condition. I opened a dispute and nobody seemed to even care to try to help me in the situation. I called and emailed and pretty much was put off every time. Finally, 14 days later, somebody finally emailed me back telling me to go screw myself essentially and they are not willing to help me. I thought I was buying some decent clothing with some minor wear and tear from being on the sales floor, but I received a box of pure trash! This company is a scam!

My very first time trying my luck with purchasing from Liquidation.com... Not good at all. 2 boxes of junk, with one box totally beat up. Some stuff was mangled, some stuff is missing (big ticket items), and some stuff was not as advertised. Basically I was sold a bill of goods that is junk. I have created a dispute case with Liquidation, but no response yet. The seller was [Sourced_from_Amazon_Liquidations], so be careful buying from them. All junk!!! Guys, be very careful!

SO I thought that this company was legitimate with the offerings. It all looks fairly normal as I buy from other auction sites. My first impression when the packages arrived were disappointing. Two boxes that were very large and filled with paper filler. I am not sure if this was intentional or a shipping issue. When I compared the manifest for count and product verification I found a count discrepancy of 30 items for a 103 manifest. Most all high value items were extremely exaggerated. The manifest showed a large group of generic items and all had $29.99 values.

Just want to give you feedback about recent transactions. I became a customer of Liquidation.com little year ago and was very happy about deals and business with this guys. 2 weeks ago transaction was disaster for me. When warehouse employees start bringing my product out of warehouse I was confused, what happen to a product I purchased. More than half of the product is heavy damaged, bent, disassembled, I was shocked. When I try to refuse the product because it wasn't described condition so I basically purchased 4 lots of garbage. On my question what happen they told me new rules/new management. Sorry. Not allowed to inspect product anymore.

I use to purchase from Liquidation.com and their lots were ok. I just purchased a few in the last couple of weeks and they are total junk. I purchased a clothing lot and it was all filled with rips, stains, etc. I also purchased a cosmetic lot and it was all dried out, out of date, and broken cosmetics. Definitely won't buy from this company anymore. I use GOOD liquidation companies to purchase from, like Liquidation General for clothing, TJX Wholesale for cosmetics, Pop's Liquidators for Accessories, etc. I won't use Liquidation.com anymore.

I bought returns and it was salvage. There resolution was 11 dollars back. I made a detailed complaint to the BBB. Two days later liquidation sent me an email stating there were giving me more money back but it is still not enough. If you have an issue with liquidation my advice is the Better Business Bureau. I was told by a phone rep at liquidation that they only have 3 people handling disputes are they are way behind. I am writing this because they are stealing people's money. Some things are okay but I would stay away from returns because the majority of it is salvage. I like the shelf pulls. That is all. I would ever purchase from them in the future. If you have a problem make a complaint. It works.

I used to buy 2 years ago and some lots were bad but most of the time you could find some gems of a deal. As for the last few auctions. Returns, You mean heaps of crap. Just know if it says it was returns to the store they mean salvage. Everything to the exception to new items are salvage. There is no returns that really work anymore. They should change their name to Sanford and son junk dealers.com. Save your money and buy elsewhere. Pure crap. Oh be aware that new items are low value products like a charging block for phones. Sold me 100 of the 1 amp chargers. Take 2 days to charge your phone. So I would say all the crap on there is just heaps of junk and you will not gain anything from purchasing. Find other outlets to buy inventory from.

I purchased a refrigerator from liquidation.com as "store return". Unfortunately it was not in working condition and it was made in 2014 (old). I contacted them to pay my money back to me since it is a junk. They rejected. They are selling junk items as store returns. It is not acceptable. For me $800.00 my money to put in junk. I have complain about liquidation.com. They are stealing people's money by selling junk stuff. They are selling junk items as "store returns". Please be careful when you purchase from liquidation.com.

I bought returns from Home Depot and was very satisfied. I purchased bathroom vanities, sinks, mirrors, etc. I expected to get some crap but all of it was useful. I build rent houses and used the parts there. I made sure to check the prices retail before I purchased to ensure I was getting a good deal. I am happy so far.

I won the following Transactions: ** on Feb 6, 2017, ** on Feb 7, 2017, and ** on Feb 8, 2017. Later, on 13 Feb 2017, I scheduled an appointment to pick up the above 3 transactions from their Brampton location. When I went to pick up the items, the staff found items of Transaction No. **, which I picked up. The staff member said they could not find the whole Transaction No. **, and few items are missing in Transaction No. **. They said they will look around again, if found, will send them by courier, otherwise will ISSUE ME A CREDIT for missing items.

I purchased a lot of 4 Macbooks and 8 iPads which was listed as Returns but upon receiving shipment all the units but One of the iPad is in working condition. Rest of them needs parts and some of them can't be repaired. Filed the dispute right away but they are backing the seller and rewarding him with the payment. However, I received two boxes of trash. Please be aware of the Seller "SoCalWholesale" selling junk/trash. Getting full support from Liquidation.com. Please share with your friends and family. Save them from the scam these people are running.

This site allows sellers to false advertise their products, and then when you figure it out they will not cancel order and will not give you a refund. Recommend to never buy from them. They are scammers working alongside the scamming sellers. They will not give out any seller info, so you can't contact them. Scam all the way. Example They advertise 185 car cameras for sale. I got 5 and 180 worthless wires. Only when you search through all the records you would find this. There should be a negative star for fraud.

I would say I am pretty good at weeding out bad liquidation product from the different liquidation companies I buy from. I have been purchasing liquidation product for over 20 years now for my shop and online store but the people who sell on Liquidation.com just are the worst at lying about their products. I purchase clothing, shoes, accessories, housewares etc. and have never been ripped off as bad as I have from some of these sellers. Don't get me wrong, I have purchased a couple of lots that were OK but I lose a lot more money than I make on this site. Customer service just doesn't exist with Liquidation.com.

I purchased a lot of 15 computers and hard drives as "salvage." Typically salvage means it can be repaired or used for parts. However, I received two boxes of trash. The items were carelessly thrown in large, flimsy boxes and flattened UPS boxes slid in between them. Anyone who has ever shipped a computer knows this is not going to work. Of the computers I received, three of them might be repairable. Every computer was banged up, many of the cases were bent beyond use. Several older machines were missing their proprietary power supplies, rendering them unreasonable to repair. The hard drives I received were also loosely packed in a flimsy box then carelessly tossed in one of the bigger boxes.

Lowe's returns have been returned because the buyer who has broken the merchandise. You are buying crap merchandise. Missing parts, broken toilets, missing ceiling fan blades - I can go on and on. If you buy ANY computers from Liquidation.com you're a fool. I have never had a problem with any Home Depot purchase. INSPECT YOUR VANITY BEFORE YOU LEAVE. PRICES ARE ALWAYS WRONG ON THEIR LISTINGS. VANITY FOR $898 WILL DROP $200. People check online.

Long story short I bought 4 TV. 1 × 79" 4k and 3 × 75" 4k TVs. All listed as Return and shown as in Working condition, well that wasn't the case, all came with cracked screens packaged in flimsy boxing... Just straight up junk. I disputed these items. Liquidation told me the TVs was listed properly and paid the seller, "properly listed would of been salvaged". Now, I been buying from Liquidation for years and never had a problem until Jan, Feb, March of 2018. They showed me that they will scam the ** out of you just to make a buck. Sad part is and they don't care. Luckily my financial institution took care of me and gave my money back.

Absolute junk and when they make a mistake it takes hours to get ahold of anyone who can help with the issue but even then they will not admit any fault for their mistakes. They charged me 97.00 in shipping when I asked them not to ship items, even though they decided to ship items anyways. When shipment did arrive it was missing an entire box so now I am disputing this. When I asked to speak to a supervisor they say they will have one call but I do not receive any calls. This company is a joke... BEWARE!!!

I am at Liquidation.com often. I want to voice the good and bad and be honest to the public and staff at Liquidation. The company is great yes their flaws with all in life. Many the issues that arrive are not the staff's fault like missing items or broke but look to the good. It outweighs the bad. And the company is great. This is not new merchandise so people should expect that. The biggest issue I have honestly seen at Liquidation in my area is the drama between workers and bad mood and outside drama of talk in parking lot. Employees need to treat the public good and not let it be a playground each day. Things need to be took serious. Again Liquidation is great. The focus needs to be emphasized on that the workers are the key to making the place better. I will update again soon.

I have seen a lot of bad reviews about this company but decided I would still give it a chance. A lot of negative reviews are related to people not reading the post, whether it be buyers fees or shipping of the quality of the product. Products are listed as “new” “returns” or “salvage”. The salvage items are not working and only sold for parts so people will bid on these items to without reading the description. As long as you read and find auctions in your area this is a fantastic website to make money. My most recent buy was 27 headphones for a very cheap price and every single pair is working perfectly. Don’t listen to unintelligence. This is a great website.

I have purchased from many liquidation companies in my time. I have found a lot of bad ones and have found a few good ones to deal with. I have 3 large off-price clothing stores in Little Rock, plus I sell quite a bit of product online. I am always looking for great deals, high quality and high-end product to put in my stores. I came across Liquidation.com about 3 months ago and it was a horrible experience.

I gave them many chances to get it right but this is enough. I get 2 lots and the 1st one, (Industrial Gloves NEW in Box) Missing the 2 most expensive cases in the invoice which were Chemical Suits times 12 and White Spill suits times 12. Both Completely missing and I enter a Dispute to which they NEVER RESPOND. The other advertised used Designer Handbags and I get Nothing Designer but I did get STRAW Bags and some old BS. Nothing like advertised. Again file a Dispute, Again NOTHING. This company is the biggest rip off there is in Plainfield, Indiana and from what I hear, all over the country, this Company is nowhere near what it claims to be.

This company clearly bids up their own lots. This is not a legit company. They send you junk, you open a claim and they ignore you for 30 days!!! They will squeeze you like a lemon and you will be working for free to push their crappy products just to break even. Stop SCAMMING PEOPLE!!!

After purchasing a lot of 42 Bluetooth wireless headsets I was told by LG after listing them on eBay that with the model # listed on the item and the box that they were counterfeit as that model # is owned by someone thru LG and to remove the product being listed anywhere. I had emailed Liquidation.com regarding this and my charges and still haven't heard one word back yet. Since they aren't responsible for making sure what they sell they aren't responsible for getting back with complaints. I've lost money on this and please be wary of you losing money also.

I have been purchasing from Liquidation for about 5 years, I use to get some broken items with most being good until I bought 15k in items with almost everyone broken. I noticed on the packaging of every item it had a piece of tape with black marker handwriting that said Liquidation which tells me this seller is selling all broken stuff but not on salvage. He's selling it on new/used. Unfortunately I took my items with me and their rule is you check them there. That's impossible when you buy 10 pallets at a time and rent a truck and hire helpers like I do. Also because I never had these many broken items ever before I trusted the system.

Won 2 auctions consisting of 52 blue ray players and received 30 DVD players and 22 blue ray players, Liquidation.com said, "your problem, should have checked boxes at warehouse in Brampton and complained then." I bid on their manifest they presented and they scammed me, now they are nowhere to help, I sent a letter to CEO of Sony Canada, with comments on their business partners scamming, Visa no help. Small claims???

I have purchased several lots of products from Liquidation.com from their Brampton, Ontario Canada warehouse. Products like Sony Bluetooth Speakers, Sony headphones, Sony portable stereos and some Asus and Dell laptops too. Bottom line, don't use them. Too many products that I've sold on eBay and Amazon are being returned by customers because they're defective - they don't work.

I won an auction through liquidation on December 9, 2017, for Casio watches that had listed MSRP at $6992 and I paid $669.45 to the seller sportsgeardepot. The seller had listed the auction as returned merchandise and what I received was nothing but junk watches most of which weren't even running and there is no way a store would accept any of these watches as returned (see pictures). I filed a dispute the same day that I received the delivery on December 12, 2017, and received confirmation that my dispute has been received and that they would investigate.

I have had 2 purchases with Liquidation.com. The first, I ordered 700 pieces from a store's shelves. The picture showed hoodies, jackets and other stuff that was blurred. What did I get? 120 book covers (like I used 50 years ago); candles that were pre-melted; shampoos and cosmetics that were either emptied or damaged. Dealing with them, you might as well just bang your head against the wall. They want pictures so I sent pictures. Whoops, they were too late even though they were sent 2 days after receiving the "merchandise". Also, they were too blurry. My pictures were clearer than the ones they post to sell the merchandise.

Received the goods I bid on and they were nothing like the items I bid on. When I emailed them to let them know they had sent me the wrong goods, I was told to lodge a complaint which I did sent them photos and told them I had been sent some XL Christmas rubbish by mistake. Only after several emails I was told I had lodged my complaint too late even though I sent them an email the same day I received the rubbish.

I started purchasing merchandise back in October 2016... first with Amazon Liquidation as Returns from Indiana. Then I started purchasing larger pallets and picking them up myself using a rental truck out of the NC warehouse. I purchased Compact Refrigerators, Walmart furniture, patio furniture from Hampton Bay/Home Depot, electronics, and then finally 8 pallets of tools and 30 microwaves over the course of one year.

I saw Apple iPhone 6 Smartphones, Unlocked & More, Condition: Salvage. When they said unlocked that means it works, when I receive this items, none is working. I go through a lot of stress to make 6 work, this 6 phones has iCloud locked, and they advertise unlocked. I also purchase 200 units of Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus, wrong items was shipped to me. I have file dispute. No reply till now. Lot of cash is involved.

I have had an account with Liquidation.com for more than 10 years. In prior years my experience was mostly good in that at least 70% of the items that I received in a "returns" lot was sellable and I could usually at least make my money back. I filed a dispute once and I won because the seller sold me junk that didn't work. At that time, their return lots were always inspected and marked on the manifest with their condition.

I recently won a lot of 29 iPhones from MEX17 TEXAS. They supposed to be for parts for repair but when I opened them I noticed many parts are missing including logic boards. $4000 lot. Liquidation.com decided case in seller's favor. I see at least three people scammed by that seller, let's get together and file a lawsuit against him.

I ordered a package with sports cards and collectibles and received bugs in my shipment. When I filed the dispute, it took them 3 business days to get back to me and deny my claim!!! I called the 800 number provided if I was dissatisfied with their findings and the response I got was to reply to the email I received where the claim was denied. They are siding with the seller because this is how Liquidation.com makes their money, from the seller. This was my 1st experience with using this website, and since this is how it went, never again. I do not like bugs and especially do not like receiving them in packages that I am having sent to my home!!! DO NOT ORDER ANYTHING OFF THIS WEBSITE! YOU WILL REGRET IT!

I'll begin by saying that we've been in the liquidation business full time since 2014 and understand that you will get good truckloads and bad truckloads. As an overall rule with Liquidation.com you can expect to make somewhere in the 35-50% range if you get it at the right price. (Normally no more than about 15 cents on the quoted retail price with shipping) But you will have to work for it, since they have a large amount of un-fixable broken items on most of their lots. Now, the logistics aspect of their business is in total shambles to put it mildly. You can place an order on a Monday, pay for it right away. Then send the BOL immediately (which they require before they schedule, which means you will then have to call again after you send one that has the time that they actually schedule you for because all of that information has to be right before they will release).

I have bid for over 15 different products. Only 2 that I received so far is not junk. It is nothing of what pictures and product descriptions that was on their site. Please let me know if someone does start a class action lawsuit. This company needs to be stopped. They are truly a rip off. Sad part I placed all my bids before I receive any of the junk. This seems like it is fraud, misrepresenting of products, Advertisement fraud, and a true RIP OFF. THEY NEED TO BE STOPPED.

Don't fall into this watery grave liquidity etc etc. They are legit businesses but malpractice on selling item. Here are the short cuts: If they say USED ITEM (it's really used and abused and some are defective). If they say RETURNED (reality they are already salvaged and good for parts). If they say SALVAGED (the truth they already salvaged the item and was left are metal and plastics). Believe me my first time is my last time. First deal is dead trap. I paid over 800$ to find out the flip is only worth 100$ when I brought it to recycling plant since there no more parts useable and they are good for metal and plastics... So stay away from this liquidity.

When I received my items I expected name, brand, used juniors clothing with mix tops, bottoms, dresses, the pictures on the listing showed high end fashion clothes. What I got was junk. Nothing compared to the pictures listed, I got older women's clothing mainly. Maybe 3 or 4 where juniors clothing some had holes and not able to sell. I got 120 items and like 24 pieces of clothing are not sellable, bought from seller shoeoutlet. He or she puts misleading pics nothing close to what you’re getting. Never buying from Liquidation.com. This was my first bid and will never buy again. I feel like I won't even make my money back. You have been warned. This website is a scam. Stay away!

So I gave these guys a 2 star, because I had one decent experience, the other was horrible. Let me just start with the good to get that out of the way. I bid on an auction of returns (PhoneSoap devices), got a decent price on it and received as expected, all were broken in some way, but because I'm able to repair electronic items, I was able to get half the lot workable. I should be able to make a profit, so I'm giving an extra star for that.

I share the same frustration that Byron of Aurora, IL on May 12, 2017. I bought a lot of iPhone 7, 6s, 6, 6 plus from Liquidation.com and paid over $6,000 for 50 iPhones! The auction was from seller "MEX17" located in Texas. It was listed in "USED" condition, but it should be salvage once 50 of the 50 devices are Activation locked! From the 50 iPhones bought: the iPhone 7 was broken; two of the three iPhones 6s does not turn on; one is stolen; the iPhone 6+ does not turn on; four iPhone 6 does not turn on; 42 iPhones turn on, but all of them were stolen! So I cannot use any of them as used (as advertised), only for parts (salvage). This should be a salvage auction, not used as advertised.

These folks will tell you all kinds of crap and never follow through with anything. I had confirmed delivery almost a week ago with them calling me and letting me know that it was headed my way. We waited for almost 3 hours past the delivery time at 6:30 pm (they were well aware that we closed at 4 pm). No truck, no courtesy call, no nothing from them and come to find out, no truck was ever sent. Again it started the following week with 3 more truckloads and promise after promise and still nothing. This place is pathetic to deal with and I will never deal with this crap again. Totally lies after lies and nothing but the run around every day. This place should be shut down. I wish I would have read all the terrible reviews before I dealt with them.

I had purchased several lots from liquidation.com in the past. Most had issues but it was the last few that were totally savage items and not new returns. I hope they go out of business due to pressure from the authorities.

I purchased a iPhone 6, 6 plus lot from this site and paid over $4,000 for 40 iPhones! The auction was from a seller "MEX17" located in Texas. It was listed in "USED" condition. The description said, "may be iCloud locked, user locked, and find my iPhone on." I of course won the auction and received the devices only to find that 39 of the 40 devices are Activation locked!

I ordered two lots that were supposed to be new items. The first order was 133 plus sized shirts and a couple dresses. None of them are plus sized, the tags reflect plus sizes but the 3x aren't even 1x and so on. The second order was 33 jeans. Also advertised as new. When I received them the first thing I noticed was mildew.... Mildewed unused or new clothes are not new quality but salvage. Buyers beware.

I purchased a Cosmetics lot about 6 weeks ago and when it showed up it was total garbage. I read reviews on Liquidation.com and know not to buy return or salvage product. I purchased a New cosmetic lot and received opened cosmetics, damaged packaging, outdated product, etc. Basically a box of junk that I could not sell 1 piece. I am not new to buying liquidation product, I purchase all of my clothing, cosmetics, accessories, etc. from Liquidation General and their product is always fantastic. They have stopped carrying cosmetics though, so I decided to try Liquidation.com. I don't even know how they stay in business because even if you purchase NEW product they send you junk. Tried the whole dispute route with no help or luck. I guess I'm out my money and somehow need to find a new cosmetics dealer. Highly recommend not using Liquidation.com and stick with a good reputable liquidation company instead.

I beg you not to buy from this website Liquidation.com. As stated by several people already this website is trash. I bought 50 iPhones salvage received 46. All phones were locked. Phones had individuals information still on them. Pass Codes... majority of them so trashed couldn't make out the serial numbers. The worst part about this lot is it was stolen merchandise. I took photos. I went thru dispute process only to be denied. Liquidation.com is breaking the law. It is a felony to sell or receive stolen merchandise. Can you believe they sold me stolen phones and won't let me return them? I'm going to file dispute with my credit card next and hope they can resolve this, if not we have family attorney willing to step in to assist. I cannot believe this! DONT do business with Liquidation.com please! Wow there's enough valid complaints here to file a class action suit and close this garbage can website!

Wish I had seen this website! I bought 1 appliances return lot and 2 toy lots. Oh dear! They were junk! One was worse than the other! I lost serious money. They gave me a small amount for the appliances as a refund. Again, I will NEVER use this website again. Lesson learned!

First off, when I'm buying returns, I know what I buy and complaining about the content of the load when it's sold AS IS makes no sense. That is the business we are in, liquidation, and we get the good, the bad and the ugly. My problem wasn't getting items that I'm unhappy with. My problem is that this is not an auction company. Got several lots on their site, and paid for all as soon as the 'auction' ended. Most lots were sent to me. The ones where I have overpaid all arrived. The lot that I got a deal on was cancelled. BY THEM!!!

Think before you use this site. If you are bidding on "Salvage" (and remember the returns are basically salvage), if any items/components are missing or broken and you log a dispute the following will be the response -- "The auction was properly listed as salvage. Salvage assets are intended for professional buyers, as most can be used only for parts. These assets are offered 'as-is, where-is' with no returns, guarantees, or claims as to working condition. Additional parts and accessories are not guaranteed to be included. The status for this transaction has been moved to 'Paying Seller' and the funds will be released to the seller." So if you buy a computer and it has no accessories, cables, memory, and hard disk they just turn down the dispute. So you aren't really bidding on a computer but a motherboard in a case.

I bid on several auctions at Liquidation.com. One of these orders came from FASHIONFORWARD - Do not bid on their stock. I was to receive 54 brand name store returned items. Obviously I do not expect to receive brand new items (Although I have had that experience from other liquidators). There was one new item with a tag still attached, out of 54. Several items had holes in them and should have been in a salvage auction. The best way to describe this lot is either people wear the crap out of their fancy brand name clothes and then return the items with tears and food spills back for refund. Or, since these expensive brand name items were donated as secondhand clothing (I personally would not donate clothing in the state this stuff was in). Blood stained Betsy Johnson panties! Food spills. Cat/dog hair on just about all the clothing, like the animal slept amongst the clothing before it was packaged and sent away.

ALSO HAD PAYPAL SIDE WITH THIS COMPANY. Won 2 lots. Called them, told them to remove shipping as I would pick up. Paid for the 2 lots and then decided to win one more small one since I was picking up and had room on truck. When I went to pay for 3rd lot I see they shipped the other 2 lots so I called them and asked what's up and they said, "Oh sorry bout that" so then I decided to have third one shipped as it was not worth drive.

I had made several purchases from Liquidation.com. They were returns. The quality of the resell was bad so I decided to get a shipment of: " Shelf Pulls" This was a Terrible mistake. Here is a copy of the highlighted items. Jaybird X2 Sport Wireless Bluetooth Headphones --- Used and Broken. ASICS Women's Tech Tank Top, Dark Teal, Large --- Missing. LG Electronics Tone Pro Bluetooth Headset --- Used and Broken. FI Lamps PHILIPS 50PL9126D/37_5754 --- returned Broken

Laptops not as described came cannibalized - This is through also Government Liquidations. I tried working this out through Paypal and got them to side with the seller. Here are the notes. I tried calling and sending a letter to company and what I read is they always turn down a claim. Disputed Amount: $811.84 USD, 2/18/2017 15:10 PST - PayPal: PayPal escalated this dispute to claim.

Sold me boxes of trash - I sell things online and at flea markets and this place was suggested to me. I don't know why because they sold me 6 boxes of trash. I made an appointment for pick up, which is a joke. I got there and had to wait an hour behind people that had been there for hours. I bought 3 different lots that had numerous items and was not able to go through them at that time because I was on lunch break from work. One had some bad items but, overall, I could sell it and get my money back.

Be very wary. I have bought three auction lots from these guys and have been unhappy with two. The first was a Lot of 38 Stainless Steel watches. I knew going in that they would be really cheap knock-offs from China but thought I could make money selling them at the Flea Market for $7-$8 ea. Unfortunately only about half of them are actually stainless steel and while the remainder have stainless steel cases the watchbands are clearly of lesser alloy or "base metal" material. Liquidations.com denied my claim of misrepresentation by the seller, based on the seller's assertion that "of course" they are stainless steel. My offer to have a professional jeweler certify this NOT be to be true was denied on the basis that the 5 day limit to file a dispute had passed.

Just one look at a manifest of cell phones turned me away. If you do research of selling prices of even brand new phones they don't even come close to the manifest price. Here is an example of what they are selling. Samsung Galaxy Note 3, White (AT&T) 1 $789.00 $789.00 887276852607. Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Frosted White 32GB (AT&T) 1 $706.15 $706.15 887276052106. Apple iPhone 5S Silver 64GB Unlocked Smartphone 1 $228.70 $228.70 712201436969. SONY XPERIA Z1 COMPACT D5503 16GB PINK LTE 4G 3G 2G GSM NEW (2G & 3G 850/900/1700/1900/2100 & 4G 1 $157.59 $157.59. A Note 3 that is used sells currently on eBay for $154.00 at its highest. Where in the world do they get a price of $789 for a returned note 3 that you don't even know if it works? That was a red flag for me. Also who would bid on such a lot where there is no room to make any money? Makes me think of bots?

I purchased two separate iPhone lots from this company. Anyone trying to make a profit stay away. 40% of the phones were defective nonfunctional/broken screens. Lost out on about 2k. Like they say though if you scared to take a chance how you gonna get rich. Well I took the chance and take my advice... do not bid with them. I also believe they have bots that automatically outbid you until they feel the lot is at the price they want to sell it for. Steer clear away!! You have been warned... ;-)

If you wanted to know why the quality of the item you purchase from amazon returns has turned to junk, its because Amazon now sells their returns themselves. What they are letting Liquidation.com sell are item damaged or missing parts, low cost items and items without original box. Liquidation is at fault as they want to get the most out of what they sell, so they will try to show the item in a way it looks like buying. A lot of the time when you get the item home there is writing on the box that said non working or missing parts. Liquidation.com doesn't let the buyer know this information. When buying a pallet from them just remember half will be junk.

This company does not care at all about its customer's time. I have spent hours and hours trying to coordinate a freight pickup with the company for the item I purchased. I first contacted them on Tuesday to try to get my transactions picked up on Wednesday, and they said that I needed to wait for an email that I would get that afternoon. I never got an email that day and then I contacted them Wednesday morning. After staying on hold with them for over 30 mins, the "customer service" agent said that this transactions was already being dealt with by someone else and they wouldn't be able to help with it. After telling them that it had been more than 2 business days, which is their normal turnaround time, the agent started to get mad at me and said that it had only been one business day. I highly suggest that no one works with this company, as they will treat you like crap and all of their customer service agents have no respect for anyone's time.

If you want to file a dispute with your credit card company or PayPal you will need to get all the information you will need from the website before you open the claim because in their user agreement all third party disputes will get you locked out of their website. To file a dispute you need to first file it on the transactions page on the left under dispute within 48hrs of receiving items, upload photos and description of the problem. Then you need to email them at disputes@liquidation.com with the auction I'd and the transaction I'd pictures and description. You also have to send the same information to disputephotos@liquidation.com. In most cases they will then tell you they need you to upload a video on Youtube and send them a link to that video.

I wasted nearly Ten Grand in the past couple of months on Liquidation.com. I wholeheartedly can tell you to just block the internet address on your firewall and walk away from the computer. There are many reputable bulk discount operations to choose from, liquidation.com is not one of them. I have purchased comic books, blu-rays and electronics from them: All junk or worse, counterfeit.