Plain explanations of how liquidation buying actually works — grading, manifests, freight, claims and resale maths — written against the terms we publish on this site.
There are two separate deadlines on every order: 7 calendar days to raise a claim, and 30 calendar days to return a lot. They cover different things. Here is which one you need.
Cost per unit is the wrong number. Cost per sellable unit is the right one. Here is the arithmetic that decides whether…
Freight is where liquidation deals quietly go wrong. Here is exactly what is included in our delivered price, what the timings are,…
Truckloads give the lowest cost per unit. They also need a dock, a forklift and somewhere to put several thousand units. Here…
The few minutes between the truck arriving and you signing the delivery receipt are the most valuable minutes in the whole transaction.…
A manifest is an inventory list, not a guarantee. Here is what it does tell you, what it does not, and the…
New / Overstock, Shelf Pulls, Customer Returns and Salvage describe how hard a lot has been handled before it reached us. Here…
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