Liquidation.com Reviews

I have purchased about 16-17 lots from Liquidation.com. I have learned through trial and error how to purchase and whom to purchase from. My first few purchases were not from 'onlinereturns' (a.k.a. Amazon.com returns), and they were a HUGE mistake. I bought bras and underwear which were mostly crap without tags. I also bought a bunch of comic books and have yet to sell one. I've learned that unless a lot is 'fully manifested', I am not interested. I don't want '500 whatevers'. Those could be anything, and are usually crap.

I started at Liquidation when they first started and bought lot stuff and had no problems!! Then I started to notice that stuff no one was bidding on. As soon as I did, someone else would jacking up the price. I had a problem with my acct one day and couldn't remember my password. So I called them and they were suppose to email it. Well some reason they couldn't seem to find it so lady told me just make new acct. Ok so I made a NEW ACCT.

I have bought over 50 auctions of books, all were great and made 50% profit on most. Just research items you want to flip. Don't forget to add shipping and premium in... BOOM.

This review is based off like 5 separate transactions (I know, stupid me). My last one is the one that really set me off and made a mission for Me to get the word out everywhere I can. I won a "Toys" auction that was supposed to be 60 assorted toys w/ approx MSRP of $19.99 each and 71 mini figures that well they said were approx $4.99 MSRP ( Really $1.48 each). I paid $167.00 cause no one else had bid (should have been another clue lol). So anyways I paid and three days later got my shipment in, opened the boxes and wow 139 mini Figures. Where are my assorted toys? Seems they decided to call the assorted toys the same mini figures they listed on the manifest.

Auction listed MSRPS at 30% or more higher than the ACTUAL price tags that came on the shipped items. When bidding, assume you are not getting anywhere near value claimed -- and factor in that items are likely to be damaged in some way. (All in my shipment had signs of wear and tear from shipping; one small item broken.) Also, charges for shipping are very inflated. I paid approx $400 for shipping, but UPS Freight calculated shipment at $150 less. Will not use their scam "service" again.

Beware selling on this site. I sold product on this site. When a month had gone by and I still had not received my payment, I contacted them. Sales rep. informed me that all my profit from the sale had be used to pay fees I was unaware of. In fact, Mr.** claimed I owed them additional fees. Fees they never mentioned UNTIL I asked about my missing payment. And so their customer received my product, Liquidation.com was paid, but I received nothing. When asked, Mr.** did not deny this was standard business practice.

I read many reviews about this company, but not until I had actually placed my first bid and won my first "auction". I wish I had something new and exciting to report on behalf of this company, but I don't. The results of my first win were "okay". I got a lot of junk mixed in with some decent items, and I knew I was bidding on returns and it was likely to be a mixed bag. I more or less broke even reselling and decided to try another auction.

Liquidation.com is a website that claims to sell wholesale goods in various conditions ranging from salvage to new. However, mostly all of their auctions are used goods. Unfortunately, I was the victim of 2 fraudulent auctions listed on their website for an electronic item and clothing. All of the electronic items were broken although in the auction they were listed as new. The clothing was listed as shelf pulls but they were all in salvage condition. I requested a refund, providing photograph proof and other evidence. Liquidation.com will do everything in its power to deny your refund. The rules that they have relating to refunds are absolutely ridiculous and this is because Liquidation.com is fully aware that most of their items are used and in horrible condition. This is a company that does not compare about the consumer and I strongly advise caution in buying anything from this company.

If you have some handyman skills and negotiating skills, this company can be VERY profitable. Every auction is of course a gamble but here's what happened on my last one. It contained 6 items all returns. Two fishing rod and reel combos, a fishing reel only, a soft sided tackle box, and two ice fishing shelters. I paid $200 for the auction. The two rod and reel combos had broken rod tips. Bought a kit at Walmart for $1.69 and fixed both. The reel was missing the spool lock. Contacted Shimano and got the parts shipped to me for $3.69. The tackle box was torn on one side so it was kind of trash other than the 3 clear plastic containers inside.

Honestly I cannot believe that these people are doing business in a country with laws like the United States. I ordered "2 pellets" of supposed 50 pieces of Fisher price, Disney, and V-tech. Somebody just went and picked all the garbage they had in their house. I mean every dirty thing and put in the 2 "pellets." 8 of those pieces were plastic visors (the ones one can buy 4 for a dollar at the dollar store), 6 were some used, old dirty and smelly purses (one for adults and the rest for kids. None of them Fisher Price, Disney, or V-Tech), 4 were old smelly stained stuffed animals that are neither Fisher Price, Disney, or V-Tech. 5 purses were Sesame Street, some bicycle helmets for kids, some Thinkfun toys, 2 Halloween masks. The ones that were Fisher Price, Disney, or V-Tech were less than 5 and they were all so dirty and unsanitary to touch.

My advice is do not do business with them because you'll be at a huge loss. There is no way that you can turn a profit on any of the items they sell. Reason is because they have reserve prices for all of the auctions and if you calculate what you can sell them for you won't be making any money. Example: Lot of 72 piece, Xbox 360, refurbished. On Amazon and eBay they are priced for $99.99 including free shipping. I kept bidding on them until I have reached $80 per piece including shipping. Unfortunately still saying reserve not met.

I bought 3 separate lots (10 skids) of "return items/overstock" and 80% of the items were 'salvage' quality items. They were broken, missing parts beyond repair, unusable, filthy, and some items were useless, damaged "lifetime warranty" tools that were returned to the big-box store for new tools to meet the warranty. These items had no resale value at all. I spent over $6,000.00 on this junk and now I am stuck with it.

I know this from experience. I've been doing business in liquidating and buying selling things. The only way you can make profit is if you buy in bulk at a cheap price. This company sells things in bulk at retail. Their descriptions are deceiving. For instance I bought a lot of jewelry, MSRP $5,500. The listing described it as high-end jewelry. There was 20 minutes left in the listing and I bid $100 for it plus shipping which was another 50 bucks. Long story short I got costume jewelry - the same exact jewelry they sell in a dollar store next to my house.

I was looking through different jewelry boutiques when I came across an auction on Liquidity Services or Liquidation.com. I bid on auction #** and won the actual auction on Tuesday, February 16, 2016. Liquidation.com sent a notification to me at 8:20 pm letting me know to follow the instructions listed in the notification to make payment. Auction #** New Statement Boutique Jewelry had a manufacturer suggested retail price of $4,275. I had ordered two other lots from this company before, specifically, an earring lot (women's jewelry), and it was good quality. I had intentions of continuing to do business with Liquidation.com due to these past purchases and felt that all of the products they were selling on their commerce website were good quality.

Liquidation.com is a total scam. They sent me non-functional items and would not honor my properly submitted dispute. Basically, when you bid on electronic items, for example, you are buying somebody else's e-waste. Do not waste your time or money.

Beware, I just want to tell you, they bait you with the boastful descriptions, but all junk or throw away stuffs to rip off people money. When in case if you win a good auction, they will ship you different things you can never imagine and under complaint, they obviously pour it on someone else did it (not them) the garbages from nowhere of the world you have no clue about! The customer service trained to kick you ** if you big mouth to them! I think it's needed to wipe out this company from the earth, they can't last long this way!

Tried Liquidation.com a second time and I got ripped off again. Thought I was being careful by purchasing NEW product only. I bought a lot of 30 handbags all brand new and supposedly good quality. They were junk!! I will NEVER purchase from this company again. I thought I might have just purchased a bad lot the first time but now I see that this company is one to stay away from. Use good liquidators like: LiquidationGeneral.com (great for clothing, great quality). Hardware Liquidators (Good for tools). Discountstorereturns (Little bit of everything but have purchased decent lots from them). Just be careful because they sell return lots so there will be some damages. Search for good liquidators, not these horrible deals at Liquidation.com

I bought some jewelry from this site. NEVER AGAIN! None of the pieces look anything like the pictures. The pictures in the auction listing showed decent jewelry. When I received the package, it contained plastic bubblegum machine jewelry. Most of the pieces were broken! I was out of town when the package arrived. When I returned, I immediately opened the package to inspect it and immediately entered a dispute which of course was denied because "I did not dispute within 48 hours".

Liquidation.com decided to honor my dispute and did the right thing in my mind. They flipped this and I flipped by sense of how they do business.

Liquidation.com allows people to sell you junk. I have purchased clothing (dirty, smelly and ripped) as well as jewelry (only a few pieces were what the pictures looked like). Website would not let me log in, even after changing my password twice. Customer service takes forever to respond to emails. Waste of money!!! I will not be buying through them again!

I ordered 4 packages in total from this company. I ordered the first three as random tools, etc, and the products were all odd-sized, broken, or missing pieces. I managed to break even on a few goodies, and decided to try again. I ordered silver rings labelled .925 silver only to get them tested and proven to be only silver "plated". Illegal.

Had a dispute with some items that were not as described. The lot for the most part was as described, though some were underwhelming. A few items were complete junk, and I filed a dispute. They took forever to get back, and I don't think they would have if I hadn't said anything. However, after some slight harassment, I did get a quick refund for the obviously missing items. It wasn't a 2 star experience -- more like 2 1/2.

The products described and the condition are not the same as shipped, almost everything in the manifest was damaged or completely broken and none of it was any use. How can they sell you on a drone or helicopter as a "returned item" condition when all 4 propeller arms were completely broken off! Be very careful. Customer service is also bad. If you try to get questions answered to a dispute they don't respond.

I had made a call to Liquidation.com before ever making a purchase. Based off that call, I will never go through with a purchase from this company. I am going to let you in on a little secret as to why to clarify why they have such bad reviews. Selling liquidation is a very real business and can pay out quite well. However, if you think you can just order a pallet or truckload from anywhere with a low salvage rate you are in dream land. It is not that simple and it is not that cheap to start. Here is the main thing you need to know though...

I decided to write a review on Liquidation because of all the money I was scammed. I ordered 15 Lots from them spending over $5000. Needless to say I purchased returns. 90% of what I received was not returns but salvage buy. The way I received the items you could immediately tell that much of it was maybe a return but a return that the sellers had messed with. No packages, empty packages, you name it you could do nothing with the items! On top of that I busted my butt to try to make my money back even using them still!

Watch out, I bought some items "computer returns" from their warehouse in Nevada @ Liquidation.com, for $322, 10 items, none of these items worked. They called it online returns but actually it's salvage, trash, worth nothing. They give you some pictures, very nice pictures but inside these new looking boxes are damaged screens, non-working items, defect items, broken, absolutely trash.

The products pictured were beautiful and description says that all those pictured will be included in the package. To my disappointment, most of the stuff are of cheap quality and they will not sell. More than 90% of the stuff sent were not in the pictures. These are crap.

I have purchased a number of lots from liquidation.com. If the merchandise is manifested pictured and a description given it's not the worst. If the manifest is dodgy and not described in detail beware. If there is only one picture and it is a stock photo that the company that produced the item is using to sell it beware. If it is a sealed bid situation I think they are doing a bit of cheating, as in they are selling more than one box for the same price to everyone, they set a minimum and you bid it and then you almost always get it. The sealed bid units being that they are sold this way are not that great, you could generally put together the same box load at a dollar store and possibly even pay less.

I am pretty lenient, but twice I have received shipments that bear no resemblance to what was pictured, and Liquidation.com will not step in. There is no way to rate the sellers, and half the time it's accurate, and half the time you can't even donate what you receive. Stay away.

Please be warned about buying stuff here. They have pictures of products that don't look anything like it in person when they arrive at your door. Missing parts broken and not what it was advertised on the auction. The shipping is very misleading and the price of the winning bid is jacked. The vendors don't have the right contact address and phone numbers. Customer service sound like a business operated at home. Watch out people.

Stay far away. Lists items but sends junk. I filed a dispute and you can tell they did NOT send it items in the pictures, but they denied my claim. Google them before you buy. Lots of people ripped off.

Liquidation.com offers Appealing high brand merchandise but instead you get one "brand name" and the rest is trash. I do not want to spend any more energy or any more time of my life talking about this company. My only advice to everyone who is thinking of buying from Liquidation.com is to stay away and save your money. The sellers have descriptions like this one just to catch your attention. Men's Designer Socks By Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger by CKBargainsNC. This company is fraudulent and will not let you return any trash merchandise that they sell. They will do everything possible to keep your money and you to keep their trash. DO NOT BUY from this company.

I bid on two laptops worth $900 and more. When I received the laptop, one was broken and the other had a bad display. I contacted Liquidation and disputed the transaction. They denied stating that the buyer had stated that it might be broken when the description didn't say anything about it. COMPLETE SCAM!!!

I recently bid on a lot of merchandise on Liquidation.com. It was a minimum bid of $100 for a lot with an estimated value as represented by the seller of $2700. The products were considered salvage which I have purchased many times in the past from other wholesalers. I expected about 10% of the items to be damaged. What I received was absolute junk. Completely unsalable used cosmetics without packaging, products in actual baggies, powders and foundations with used applicators. Many of the items had no bar codes and looked as if they were stolen from a hotel room.

I am not sure if Liquidation.com has some form of legal scam going on. But my experience with them is telling me that they are a rip off. I have been trying to sell stuffs online so I can be home and taking care of my kids. My idea was to purchase online and resale. So I research for wholesales company and liquidation kept coming up. I have purchased over $3000 worth of merchandises from them. I started by purchasing one lot of returns for $400 consist of 35 items. I try to sell them online and had 95% of my customers asking for returns because the items did not work.

1st time buyer from Liquidation.com. I live in Vegas, bought from Vegas. Location I got 2 small lots of total 850$ of small appliances returns... 90% of the items I have are salvage - either not working or missing major parts. I hope you have read this before making a purchase. Unlike me, I missed the bad reviews. Stay away...

I received a box of, literally, rotting makeup that had wet black substance on some of them. They had a horrible odor. There were smashed bugs in some of the items. Some of the makeup was clearly used and either almost gone (powdered blush and dirty used sponges) or lip gloss that was empty. Just bad bad bad. I contacted them with no reply. So, I went to PayPal and requested a refund. I could no longer log back in because I was banned from their site. Was told if I cancelled my PayPal claim they would unban me. Crazy! I ended up with a refund through PayPal and I gladly shipped their junk back to them at my own expense. Never again!!

Purchased lot of Macy's returns. Items shown in 21 pics were dockers and a handful of brand name items. Description boasted of brand name items. Lot was for 120 pieces. What I received were 3 brand name items, 30 individual kids socks, 45 gumball machine bracelets and kids stickers. Shipping was $40. Seller is DIYCentral. Scam, scam, scam... Stay away.

After having read several letters concerning poor customer service from Liquidation, I feel it to be only fair to also report an experience which is positive and complimentary. I purchased through Liquidation a lot of digital cameras, all having been refurbished. I based my bidding on the lot described in their manifest as having a stated original retail value. After I received the merchandise I found that the retail value was grossly exaggerated making it impossible to even get my moneys back when reselling them. I contacted Liquidation and found that their communications concerning this matter was very professional and their final ruling was in my favor. With another purchase made prior to this one, the merchandise received was better than expected, which made me a happy customer. Therefore and based on my experience, all the negatives I have read about Liquidation have to be hearsay only.

If you deal in any type of e-commerce STAY AWAY from this site. They will get you banned from EBAY and AMAZON. They sell junk. The customer service is deplorable -- very rude and aggressive staff. I take that back, the customer service staff is just plain dumb. They run by the motto "The customer is always wrong." If you want to rip people off become a seller on this site.

I cannot believe that they are able to resell this GARBAGE! I bought a home depot truckload knowing that I was getting returns. As I have returned items to home depot and gotten the run around on possible used items, I was expecting that a majority of the items were blemished, missing small parts, and usable. What I got delivered to my house was boxes of trash. Not only was EVERYTHING broken, many things were used way beyond a one time use! I had metal items that were rusted, items that looked like they were in fires, and tools that had people's names sharpied on them. The items were packed as if someone was throwing them into a dumpster. A 200 pound power washer was thrown on fragile plastic items and on its own wand, which broke, so now is useless.

While Ebay stands by their buyers, Liquidation.com stands by their sellers not realizing they are paying a high price in the long run as the volume of bad complaints have made them one of the worst businesses to buy from. Complaints from all states same situation without any resolution. Did you think we are trying to make some money off what we thought we were bidding on? Now who's going to buy a half of sofa? If the sofa has corner attachments missing what the hell would I need it for? Dump the junk on your buyers. Why are you even listing it without any picture or info explaining 1/2 a sofa is missing so I can make that choice?

The Seller "onlinereturns" Hides behind As-Is Listings.

Just received a re-furb Acer Tablet Compute through Wal-Mart. It will not link up to my WIFI. I have tried all recommended routes to Liquidation.com support service and have gotten nowhere. The Acer came in perfect condition physically. Packaging was super. It just will not accept WIFI signal so a set up can be started. Attempts to reach them dead ended on their web site. Phone calls were put on wait and then dropped or hung up on. I do not think they have a support system and I am most un-happy. I will ask to return this to Wal-Mart as unsatisfactory. Do not recommend the Acer tablet.

I have purchased in excess of $12000 in merchandise from Liquidation.com. The first two shipments had less than 5 percent defects; however, every subsequent shipment up until May 3rd was in excess of 75 percent defective. A few items listed in two separate auctions were swapped out with a cheaper brand item.

We purchased several auctions before and they were okay, barely enough to cover the cost of purchasing in the first place. However, the latest auction (returns) was missing over 120 pieces and were made completely of salvage items. We filed a dispute on Liquidations.com and after 10 days, they only want to partial refund for the missing pieces. We complained and wanted to return this whole lot because it was made entirely of salvaged units which means we cannot sell any of the stuff inside!

4-3-15. I highly recommend that you do not buy from Liquidaton.com. I spent almost $200 on items that Liquidation.com advertised that had a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of $3,256. Completely misleading. All but a few things of the 200 + items were socks that did not match. Each individual sock counting as one item. I don't see how I could sell the box of items that I received for $20. I knew I was buying returns and possibly some damaged items, but what I received was an insult. Liquidation.com mislead me and/or allowed the company where the items came from to mislead me on the suggested retail price. Almost the entire order is mismatched socks. I hope that one day Liquidation.com has to pay for the misleading of their advertising. I will be taking pictures of all the items in the box in case one day someone files a class lawsuit and I can be of help.

Buy things in Liquidation.com and everything was good like they said but when I order or win an auction from GigaBuy seller the things are not the quality they said, has black molds in most of the things. The price listing was like 280 dollars and the truth it's only good for trash, and Liquidation.com said in the final dispute everything is fine with the products. Liquidation.com has a poor customer service and didn't care about customers and still protect GigaBuy.

I sell on Amazon and I purchase from closeout companies like liquidation.com and propertyroom.com, sadly both these companies have landed me bad feedback and now my account is in jeopardy of closing. No one at these organizations care to respond to my requests and no one ever responds to calls or emails. I have spent over $10,000 on this site and almost every single order was a sad surprise, this order posted will be a series of many that I will post to warn any curious buyer that when it is too good to be true, on these sites it really is. Stay away from these people.

Won an auction of name brand pocket books and other items. Paid immediately upon winning the auction. Clicked on the seller's other auctions and saw my same exact auction relisted. Confused but assuming they had more of the same items I went about my day. The next day I get an email stating the seller is refunding my money. There is no way to contact the seller. I called Liquidation.com, no answer, left a message, no response. Emailed, a couple of days later I get a generic response from them saying "We don't know why they cancelled. The sales manager asked it to be cancelled."

Purchased a reconditioned Sony LCD TV, Grade C. On the Liquidation.com site, these was 4 pictures posted of item I purchased. 2 were actual pictures, so I knew what to expect and was OK with it but what I received was nothing, not even close to what I received. I received 100% useless TV, the screen was smashed! In the pictures of the unit I was purchasing, it had shown the screen on and a close up of TV. The picture is an actual picture of my laptop showing the picture of LCD I purchased.

A friend and I decided to try because there is a DC in our town. Read the reviews but still gave it a shot. Was looking to get a 'lot' as it is called and resale on Craigslist or community garage sale site. Purchased a package of 17 microwaves and coolers listed as returns. 11 of the 17 were fully functional. 1 needed a fuse and one just needed plugged into the main circuit board. We broke even on our purchases within 2 weeks. Looking forward to rolling our profits into bigger auctions. My bit of advice...... don't bid too much and be prepared for some throw away items, but you can still make money. Watch out for the shipping as well. If you can pick it up yourself, do it!

Used Liquidation.com and it was a total scam. I purchased 300 pcs. of clothing and received 300 pcs. of RAGS!! Should have known the price was too good to be true. I have been in this business for 9 yrs and have contact with great liquidators but decided to try Liquidation.com. (BIG MISTAKE). Anyone thinking about using Liquidation.com be very careful!! You will probably not get your money back. Their customer service is horrible. I should have read these review before I tried them. Use good liquidation companies like: LiquidationGeneral.com (great for clothing, very good quality), TGX Liquidators (great for tools), Discountstorereturns.com (They sell a little bit of everything but I have purchased good lots from them). Just be careful because these are returns so there will be some damages. Find good liquidators with good product, not the junk at Liquidation.com.

I fired the shipping company I had hired to pick up freight from Liquidation.com in Las Vegas. I notified Liquidation of this and instructed them to hold all shipments and to not release anything to that company or any other without my express permission. The next day I received notification my freight had shipped and contacted them. They repeatedly lied, intentionally supplied me with fraudulent information and refused to help in any way shape or form. When I sent them proof, using their own emails that they had intentionally supplied me with fraudulent information they suspended my account. This is a disreputable company, they not only do not care about customers they will outright lie and commit fraud. Luckily I have the written emails which are unbelievable and leave no doubt they are guilty so I have an excellent case for punitive damages. Get your merchandise locally, these guys belong in jail.

I purchased a pallet of "return items" and what I got was a full pallet of salvage items. There are literally stickers that say salvage on most items that were applied by the original retailer. After making a complaint to liquidation.com, I received a boilerplate email a week later denying my claim by quoting a stupid disclaimer placed in the auction description. Most of the stuff is so bad that I don't even want to donate it to Goodwill.

I bought an item that was not even valid. I don't want to put the exact item because Liquidation.com would cause me problems in the future with buying. It was auctioned but it was a fake item. I happened to be the only one to bid on this particular item. Go figure. Also the customer service sucks. They gave me a lot of trouble refunding my money after I did what they instructed me to do. I returned the item and still took 3 weeks to get them to refund my money and then another 3 business days after that. I understood the 3 business days but not the 3 weeks. Just seems like they have uneducated people in the customer service dept. Also the manager in the office sucks. Bad customer service and seems to be getting worse.

We need to open a class action lawsuit with Top Class Action. We cannot continue to let this company get away with its actions.

Do not purchase a single item from this company. If only I had read the horrible reviews first. I am staring at 120 pieces of junk advertised under the fine jewelry and metals category. It is costume jewelry made in China, many of the pieces are missing stones, and we will be lucky to offload it at a yard sale. I have filed a complaint, received a generated response, and am now disputing the charge with my credit card company.

I bought a lot from liquidation.com and everything was good except for some fake necklace and earring set that were from China that they listed as "swarovski crystal" which were not. They said sets retail for $122.00 but not these sets. I got fashion jewelry and i found a website from China selling the same sets for a few dollars. They said "Dispute denied; The units in claim are covered under the quantity variance of the auction listing. The support provided does not validate the claim of misrepresentation". I would like to see if we could try to file a class action lawsuit against this company.

I was going to order lots stuff from Liquidation.com tomorrow but I change my mind since I read complaints from Leslie from Arizona and others. Thank you, you saved me.

I am a new customer with Liquidation.com and have bought 3 big lots in the last week. The first two lots came and were basically ok. Some makeup was screwed up but I dealt with that one. Feeling more comfortable, I bid and won a lot of 977 pairs of earrings from a seller called BeautyBreeze or something like that. The lot was marked as New and packaged for resale. When the lot got here yesterday, 303 pairs of earrings were missing. Out of the 647 pairs they actually sent maybe 50 were new and ready to sell. Some were missing mates. The others were very old plastic and a lot of the actual hooks or posts that go in the ear are tarnished and look unhealthy. Some were fabric with obvious water damage. None of them were in the picture on the lot. Also, I received items like used ponytail holders with hair wrapped up in them. Gross! I filed a dispute with them right away because I did see you only have 48 hours to do so. I also filed a dispute with PayPal. I have been a buyer and seller for a long time and always go through PayPal for protection.

9-04-2014 - I ordered 50 pairs shoes: Cole Haan, Ralph Lauren, puma, Jessica Simpson, Joe B. When I receive them they smelled so bad, open the box - dump shoes. They were worn out so bad, they send to paper work to verifier the shoe - I mean there is no trace of the shoes, the bottom was broke apart. What they sent was flip flops, walmart shoes, not 1 pair was what I ordered. I sent grenvis and photos, they said no to any refund. The shoes are so bad, goodwill will not take them. Honestly I would not want children to wear them. I put it in God's hands to take care of it.

I bought a lot of designer purses. Seller said there were 60 designer bags and 150 other items. There were only 5 top brand bags. The other items were cheap fillers, earrings, broken jewelry, unusable bags, and cheap Chinese bags. I paid over $2,000 for something that was worth it $300-$500 at the most. I still have all the crap they send me in my garage. I was not able to sell it - not even in a garage sale for one dollar. I called them after a week from receiving the package but they said it was too late - I have only three days to call and make a complaint. Stay away from this terrible, horrible, and greedy company. Big scam, they only care about money. :-(

They allow sellers to ship goods directly from China and the product are cheap made. They have some Coach bags which they listed new. They looks almost real but in the inside there is a card that is written in Chinese. How could a bag that is made in the USA has a card of instruction how to care for the bag written in Chinese? The company charges $40 or more for anything to ship them. Some things can be easily shipped for $4. When I started to buy from the company, I thought everything come from a warehouse until I receive a box that has Chung.org, a company direct from China. Their name brand goods are pure fake. No one will sell their name brand tie at $1 apiece no matter they were shelf pull. If they were returned they would have been torn up. There is a buyer premium, a seller premium and you can't never return any products nor can you ever have your money back. I am sure there are plenty victims of that site. Please speak up. Those people need an action lawsuit. We work too hard for our money.

UPDATE: I feel really stupid writing this update after I was trying to help other buyers with my previous article. I wanted to buy some home improvement items for my stores and against my better judgement I tried Liquidation.com again. I purchased a DIY load and it was a bunch of junk. I should have taken my own advice and stuck with the liquidators that I know and can trust. I will never make the mistake of buying from Liquidation.com again!!

I had put an order for 100 items. My order came with half (50) and it wasn't exactly what the pictures show in the beginning. For my back luck, I was out of the country x more than a month, so I had calls soon I return. They said that they can't do anything about..

We purchased 30 Iphone cases from Liquidation.com. Stated condition was "returns". The pictures next to the auction was so tiny you couldn't clearly see the condition of the items. Obviously because then nobody would bid on them. We received the items and 90% of them was broken, unrepairable, unsellable junk. The rest 10% had to be cleaned with nail polish remover just to make it look half decent.

I ordered two set of items from different sellers. The first was advertised as 56 lots of various used electronics. To my surprise, these lots contains terribly damaged items with incomplete accessories. It's obvious the seller picked them from some kind of dumpster before packaging them to sell. After filing a dispute, I was told the items were used and their policy does not guarantee the item to be in optimal working condition. So broken item that does work qualifies under their used category, wow!! The second item was a lot of 400 designer ties that was advertised as shelf pool. Upon receiving my item, I didn't see any of the popular name brand that the seller advertised, instead I received 400 lot of China Mom and Pop ties.

I purchased 2 pool tables listed with a SRP of $7200. They invoiced $90 over their shipping quote, sent a truck with no lift gate even though I paid for a lift gate, and due to improper shipping protection, both were damaged and unusable. They were cheap particle board tables with a retail value of $1800 max for both of them. I refused the delivery since they were both damaged and also because I could not lift them off the truck myself. The driver would not help and said I should refuse delivery. I did get a refund from Liquidation, but they decided that they would suspend my account. It is odd to me that I would be cancelled for their shipping mistake and the sellers misrepresentation.

After bidding on the auction now I am being told that local pick up does not apply to this auction and I am required to ship through Liquidation.com even though I live a half hour away from the merchandise. As you see below local pick up does apply because that is what they advertised. They are refusing to allow me to contact the seller. I have certified freight transportation to pick up the items so there should be no issue. Their CS is the worst. Complete idiots!!!!

This a "buyer-beware" website. Do a lot of research on each item. Read carefully. Customer service will not help you if you get ripped. Ordered some watches. They only had a few blurry pictures of 3 of them that were in perfect condition. The others were pretty much worthless. MSRP was said to be at some ridiculous amount for each watch. Relic men's watch was claimed to have an MSRP of $250! Lies! Ordered some tablets. The pictures were awesome. They looked new and fully loaded with accessories. Shipped with just the tablet and plug. Complained and they replied exactly 10 days later - "Dispute Denied: Auction photos are for descriptive and illustrative purposes only, they are not to used as a manifest."

My personal experience, I did not like what I've received misleading from the pictures they represent on their selling site... Don't waste your time, they sell junk nobody wants, will never buy from them again...

I also order over 20 products in two days from Liquidation.com and only 4 lots were as advertised. I called to complain to the company about the poor products and was told to fill out their dispute forms as the items arrived and only have two days to complete. They locked me out of their system after I disputed the first five. I can no longer get in to dispute. They told me to send an email to disputes@ liquidation.com, and after I did, I received an email explaining that the email I sent my letter to was not monitored. I know am going to have to call my credit card companies and dispute the charges that way. This company does not give a rip about the crap being sold on their website. I am out $4,332.00. They treat you like you're the bad guy because you don't want to keep the garbage they sent you.

I purchased several lots on Liquidation.com. They were purchased during the same time. Each and every one was misrepresented and extremely poor quality. I didn't receive any of the items that were pictured on the auction pages. The items in which I did receive were broken, mildewy and cheap. In my opinion, this auction site sells made in China goods that nobody else wants. I filed disputes and contacted customer service which was a joke. They were untrained and very rude. Will never purchased from there again!

I started out doing business with Liquidation.com thinking I would supplement my online retail business with some shelf pull items. Wrong... you will get only the good items they show pictures of and the rest will be basically junk. One order was suppose to have PJ sets, all name brand packaged ready to sell, I got 3 sets. The rest were just mismatched items that were worthless. Will not purchase from this company again.

I purchased a children's clothing lot on Feb. 26 2014. 2 Days later I got a notice stating that my order had been cancelled due to seller not being able to complete my order and that I should receive a refund in 5 to 7 days. I looked up the person who I bought the lot from and it is relisted. I have heard of this happening but I had purchased from them 2 times prior and had no problems. I will no longer be purchasing from them. If you put something on a bidding website you should have to accept the winning bid or place a higher starting bid closer to what you are expecting.

Liars, cheats - absolute scam! Don't waste your time - they will ** you! Don't return calls, products are cheap China crap, salvage pallets are more like just trash that nobody wants. They put a retail price out there that looks good - but after research they are more than double inflated. Check them out - they are **!

Everything started when I purchased 4 cell phones, they never sent them so I called them... They said they were missing 2 of the 4 cell phones... I told them to give me a refund and they took 2 weeks but they did... Stupid me, I purchased again $ 2000 worth of tables. After I paid and I received my tracking #, I tracked in the UPS website just to find out that they intercepted the boxes and UPS return them back to them. Their claim is that records show they also sent me the phones and I need to pay for them... 2 days later I received the 2 phones and I sent them right back... Now they suspended my account even though it was their mistake and they won't refund me my 2 grand...

I started with this company by making a small purchase to test them out. I received what I expected so was more comfortable bidding on large ticket lots. That was a big mistake. I made a purchase of a high $$ lot of various merchandise with the majority of value in 5 camera lenses. I paid for the lot within minutes of winning the auction and waited for my boxes to arrive. And waited. And waited... It took 8 days despite the fact that the shipping price I paid would have covered 1-2 day delivery. Once I finally received my box, I immediately noticed it has "1 of 2" on the company label but "1 of 1" on the shipping label. Upon opening the box, I found basically a bunch of junk along with one of the camera lenses. The least valuable one, of course.

A company as large as Liquidation.com cannot survive on 5 (five) untrained customer service agents. I live in MN. There are no taxes on clothes in MN. 40 bucks is added to my order until I fax my TIN (tax id number). We fax. No result. They need to do confirmations. Liquidation is losing thousands over 40 bucks. I call the 5 and get Isaac. No info. He needs training. He says they probably did not get the fax. We fax again. Nope. Next I get a woman. She is cool. She gives me an email that bounces. Yep. These 5 are from Alabama. Rural Alabama. I did a nutritional study where 4/5 of rural Southerners were Iron deficient and Dumb. This is from hookworm. Many run barefoot in cow pastures. According to the NIH they are working on it.

I own two stores in the Nashville area for the past 15 yrs. I used to purchase from Liquidation.com when I first started in the business. It is a big waste of time and money to buy from this auction site. I just wanted to share some of my experience so anyone starting out in the Resale industry won't make the same mistakes I did.

I purchased 50 shirts from a seller I had bought from many times. I received a completely incorrect box of merchandise. I then filed a dispute expecting to simply return is for a refund. They proceeded to give me a refund of $12.40 (out of $400) and closed the case. I let them know that there must have been a mistake. They proceeded to tell me that there was no mistake and that the case was closed and there was nothing I could do about it. I then spoke with a rep on the phone and he agreed with me 100% that I should have received a full refund but there was nothing that anyone could do once a case was closed.

I've been in a dispute with them for over 2 weeks and keep getting a template response with spelling errors basically saying I should have done my due-diligence. According to the Consumer Protection Act, they should do their due diligence. I am entitled to a refund but they keep denying it. After spending close to $500 on e-reader tablets that are completely unusable because they are locked in demo mode, I am irate! The listing indicated a retail value totaling that in which brand new, unused and properly functioning tablets may be in the range of. The value was misrepresented as well as the listing did not clearly explain that the devices would be locked. Additionally, on the back of each it clearly states from the manufacturer that they are not to be sold!

This company is a sham! They employ tactics to benefit their bottom line, regardless of their actual policies. For example on this, we made several purchases for a wide variety of items (computers, TVs, gaming, etc.). All auctions/lots were selling from the same location (IL), but end times varied. First auction ended so checked the total as well as the remaining time on the other auctions. Several hours later, another auction ended. To ensure the items could be grouped together for a single shipment an email was sent to Liquidation.

I bought a lot of 375 women panties. The pictures were really nice panties, great looking colors, fabrics and all. But what you get are all cheap panties - only about 10 of the ones shown. They smell like mold and some even had mold on some tags. Also the sizes are not normal. They are for extra small women. Very unhappy!!

Every single order I ordered from this site was either incomplete, damaged or plain garbage. I wish I had read the reviews before buying. I received 155 tote bags instead of 200, 57 sandals instead of 60, torn shirts, damage boots. garbage summer dresses instead of the one listed in the auction. I tried to complain, they have the worst customer service.

Liquidation.com is a big scam. They post something and sell you something different. I won an iPad2 which was listed as a heavy used item, but it didn't say anything about hardware problem. When I received the item, I found that it has a screen color problem and the problem reason is a hardware issue. I disputed the transaction and it was declined, tried to contact them more than once and they refused to accept my dispute. I took the iPad to Apple store and Apple tech told me they don't provide a fix for such a problem. Just be careful and stay away from this auction website.

I honestly don’t have time to write good reviews. Not to think of bad ones but something prompted me to search on website where to let everybody know my experience with liquidation. I purchased flip on for women. Suppose to be 70 but I received 65. I thought eh, must be a mistake right, but I opened a dispute. The first time it was denied saying not enough evidence. Second time I reopened, sent all the pictures again, denied with the same reason.

I won an auction for jewelry from gifts4u12 on Liquidation.com that was described as shelf pulls, which is supposed to be 97% or so undamaged product. What I received had a very high percentage of damaged, defective items or items with "Returned" stickers on them. Also there were quite a few extremely low quality items that were listed as having a retail value of $30 to$40. These were used to inflate the supposed value of the lot to a point that was much higher than it actuality was. Beware of buying on Liquidation.com, and gifts4u12.

I bought 4 refurbished laptops. None of them work probably. I then sent them to the warranty Dept. They said they're gonna fix them. They just send them back AS is, nothing fixed. Then I sent it back, then they send me new item but still not good one. My story here took me 4 months going back and forth with them, a lot of stress and bad feelings and I wish I went to one of the dept stores and bought new one. My advice: DON'T BUY FROM THEM.

I bought 9 tablets in Liquidation. They had porn picture on them.

Liquidation.com is an organized team of THIEVES!!! Just like many other people stated here, they show you nice pictures and they lie on description of items. Then they send you bunch of DEFECTIVE, torn, garbage products that nobody will use or buy. They stole my $525 and when I disputed with my credit card company they closed my online account. STAY AWAY from these THIEVES!!! If anybody out there planning to sue these thieves, I am ready to go for that. Let's get organized and SUE these thieves altogether!!!

I won an auction for 50 pairs of new men's shoes. It took over 3 weeks to receive my shipment. When I opened the boxes, I found a bunch of used and damaged shoes but the seller described the items as new. I opened a dispute case with Liquidation.com customer service and it was a nightmare!! At the end of it, I was out almost $800 and stuck with a bunch of shoes that I couldn't sell. Stay away from this scam at all cost!!!

I purchased 5 laptops. They came in a box two times bigger than you needed - no padding, no bubble, all boxes were damaged and only 4 laptops. I send pictures and dispute it. They accept dispute with pictures but they do not let me to log in to my account to go to print UPS label with their instruction. I can not get help from customer service nor nobody, and they give you 5 days to return or case is closed - denied. I paid almost $1000.00 dollars. Never deal with this company ever again.

I ordered a lot of 36 Southpole shirts, and the manifest listed 6 of each size: 6 small, 6 medium, 6 large, 6 XL, 6 XXL, 6 XXXL, but when I received my order, there were 12 small, 12 medium, 6 large, and 6 XL. When I called their number, I was told that I had to submit a dispute resolution form. I did. Never heard anything back from Liquidation.com. There is NO real buyer protection and no way to contact the seller.

From my experience. It's as simple as what you see is what you get. Do not bid more than the value of the items that are pictured. I recently bought a lot of 60 returned designer men's wear. Picture showed 20 nice polos and shirts. I end up receiving 5 nice dirty shirts, 10 nice and clean, 5 worn and the rest in the box are dirty undershirts. Also bought a lot of shelf pulls bedding and household items. They count every piece in a dinner set as an item. I also received incomplete bedding. One piece of curtain that sells in the store as a set, etc., etc... My lot of return shoes... 20 pairs was worse.

I applied for an account and the account was activated. Within a week, when I went to log in, my account was deactivated. I called Customer Service and was told my husband, "NOW MY EX", had an account and I wasn't allowed to have one. In order to have it reactivated, They wanted him to call and close his account . I tried to explain we are divorced and he no longer or hasn't lived at this address for several years. I read their own user agreement and saw nowhere where it states one user per household.

I have tried this website a few different times and have had awful experiences!!! I never get what I think I am bidding on. BEWARE!!! What you bid on, you do not end up getting!!!! I tried a few different times with jewelry and scarves, and both times got cheap damaged items that I could not use or sell!!! The pictures showed stylish necklaces and bracelets, but I received cheap rosary beads and old Halloween pins!! WHAT AM I SUPPOSE TO DO WITH THEM!!! Liquidation nor the seller would refund my money!!! I URGE EVERYONE TO SAVE THEIR MONEY AND BUY STUFF ELSEWHERE!!!

I hear a lot of complaints from buyers. Here is one from a seller's perspective. I had saved three auctions online there, not yet finished. I had to go out of town for a family emergency. My associate accidentally put up the auction unfinished. I tried to rush back home when I saw an auction close and a winning bid on it. Liquidation.com received their money for it. I tried to cancel in time but my account manager was not in and no one else would help me, so I could not. Next day, it was too late. Just like everyone else, they could have given the money back and I would have apologized to the buyer for the mistake. But they said they don't do that.

My first purchase with liquidation.com was a total nightmare! They took my payment immediately yet shipped 2 weeks later, only to get shorted 40 pieces. I contacted liquidation.com customer service when they suggested that I file a claim, which I did; however I couldn't sell any of the pieces I did receive or it would make my claim invalid. I waited the 10 days and called again the rep. Said I had to wait 10 business days. Funny how they took my payment on a Saturday. I contacted my bank, Wells Fargo. They instructed me to return shipment and give my tracking number in order to file a dispute against liquidation.com. It cost me another $34.95 just to send back the merchandise. But my bank filed, credited my account and closed the claim.

I purchased a truckload of salvage merchandise from Liquidation.com. I paid $2400 for the merchandise and over $1800 for shipping from GA to NJ. When the load arrived, I was shocked to see across the tops of the pallets many empty boxes and chunks of broken Styrofoam. After unloading the truck, I dug through a few pallets to find dozens of empty boxes with additional packaging material inside but not many products. On some pallets, I found large boxes that had one or two small items rolling around inside. One pallet had liquid rug cleaner spilled across the entire contents. Another had some sand, sawdust and cigarette butts mixed in with the contents. It literally looked like they swept the floor and dumped shovel loads of debris onto the boxes.

I won the bid for 100 items (books and DVDs) from liquidation.com. The cost for product is $180. The cost for shipping and fees is over $300, approximately three times the actual cost! When the items arrived, the UPS driver told me that he'd never seen such a poorly packed shipment. They were all just thrown together loose on a pallet. After we loaded them into my tubs and I wheeled them inside, the problems only got worse - water damaged books, a comic book, ex-library, a VHS tape, and other worthless items, including 22 copies of one old book that had no value. Clearly they just sent out the trash and pocketed their inflated profits. Trying to contact them is an effort in futility, not surprising considering the hundreds of complaints lodged against them online. Until the regulatory authorities move in on them and shut them down, avoid liquidation.com like the plague. Sure wish I had.

I bought a $5,100 lot. When it arrived, they scammed me. They put dollar store items, plastic jewelry that comes in a dozen and marked each one $18.77. They gave me $1000 of plastic that you buy for one dollar, of ** Inc junk. I'm a closeout buyer from wholesalers in Houston and Dallas - I know dollar store garbage. They lost a good customer. I bought $20,000. Don't trust them. Don't buy. They're fliers and thieves.

Simply put, three of the 9 items I won in an overpriced auction were defective, so I filed a dispute. Their answer to the dispute was "Your dispute has been rejected" even though I provided them proof of the defective merchandise. I think I will report them to the BBB as others have.

I bid on a lot of handbags and it was shipped in two packages. I received one and the other was missing. I contacted UPS and they told me that I should contact Liquidation.com so that they can investigate and file the claim. UPS did contact me and told me that the second package was lost. Meanwhile, I emailed Liquidation.com a few times and each time they said that they are investigating. After one month (time for dispute was one month), I got an email that their records indicate that I have received the item. So now we know that they had no plans to do anything regarding the missing item and the whole thing appears to be a well-managed scam. I am not sure how they manage to work with UPS on this. Anyway, beware of bidding or buying anything from these guys.

I was not informed of shipping cost before bidding. Only after bidding did they tell me I'd be charged sales tax; something I've never been charged from any online business. After winning, I was informed I'd be charged $40 to ship a 15lb package. Considering UPS will only charge you $20 to ship a 15lb package, and UPS parcel post is considerably less, Liquidation is clearly cashing in on outrageously over-the-top shipping. On top of all this, they still charge you a buyer's premium, which ran me an additional $7. All in all, my order ended up costing $60 more than what I bid. I have no intention of paying this. I plan on going to the bank right now and saying I lost my debit card to prevent them from automatically charging me. I'll also be reporting to the BBB. Moral of the story, always read reviews before conducting business with anyone.

A scam, false, misleading information even in their invoice! Take a look at this:

Liquidation.com is a compete scam. I purchased a lot of bracelets for my business and they were described as silver with genuine gemstones. I was charged almost $50 in shipping. When they arrived, the silver tone was turning black on 98% of the bracelets and the rocks that were glued on were the farthest thing from a genuine gemstone!

Do not deal with this site. I spent almost $1500 trying to buy a bulk lot of cameras that were supposed to be returns in box with all accessories and they were all used or broken with no accessories. After being denied a refund, I filed with Better Business Bureau and they've responded 2 times over a six month period. They also claim that the items don't have to match the description. So basically, if you buy here, you must pick up the items in person and inspect them or risk receiving worthless garbage.

I have bought a ring from the etrade2010 seller that was described to be $13000 retail. It was described as new item; however, when I have received the item, it appeared to be in a horrible condition with a cracked diamond, and the side diamonds were all different colors. I have contacted the office to return the item, but they do not want to take it back. They told me to get an appraisal from the jeweler which definitely charged me for that. But who is going to return me my money? The ring does not even cost the $2000 that I have paid. It’s a rip off and fraud!

I bought six dresses which are supposed to be new items. However, I received broken items that should have been listed as salvage. Liquidation.com sides with the buyer. They had no consideration for the buyer at all. Trust me, there are numerous liquidators out there that are way better than this bunch of crooks. I will never shop there gain. What a waste of time and money. Horrible!

I purchased 168 assorted earrings. This auction for the earrings displayed pictures that were totally different than the ones that I was sent. Liquidation.com refused to take the lot of earrings back. This business is definitely not buyer friendly. They cater to the sellers and have very little tolerance for the satisfaction of the buyers. I will never purchase from them again. I advise strongly that buyers should stay away from them.

I made several purchases from liquidation.com and the 1st purchase I made they canceled because they said my card was fraudulent. (Which it wasn’t) I decided it was no big deal and I order something else that was somewhat similar and the transaction went through and the next several transactions did also. Then I started receiving merchandise all at once. Most of the merchandise I received I was forced to return because it was not what it was advertised to be the order was short on two other orders. And they promised 12 cameras and only sent 2 then I received an email from them that I received the merchandise for the cancelled auction the first transaction I had made. I knew I had not and emailed them back to tell them that. My email came back to me they do not receive replies from their collection emails, so I called and talked to two different collection agents.

We purchased children's clothing, and paid using credit card. The credit card's fraud department called us to verify the purchase, and during this put the charge on hold. Once we verified the charge, they released the funds to Liquidation.com, for over $1,000. Liquidation.com is apparently unable to deal with such a circumstance, because they marked the auction as unpaid, and refused to send the merchandise.

The company is selling defective products and the company refuses to warrant the merchandise or return your money. The first item I bought was a TV that was damaged. The second item was a Samsung Refrigerator model RS2545SH that was defective; it would not cool or freeze.

I had been selling high-end kitchen products on Liquidation.com. During my business relationship with them, a portion of the amount of the sale went to Liquidation.com. My last transaction resulted in a dispute with the buyer where they submitted photographs of a brand new espresso machine in perfect condition and described it as being grossly misrepresented. I had previously sold 3 other espresso machines through Liquidation.com without complaint. They retail for $2,200.00 and they were sold brand new online from between $350 to $550. Liquidation.com sided with the buyer based on the photographs the buyer sent.