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Juggling Within the Liquidation Business

I’ve said this many times before, reselling liquidation merchandise is unlike any other...

Wholesale Liquidation Purchasing

More and more people are being led to start their own business as a means to produce extra income...

Purchasing Catalog Overstocks

If the thought of customer returns and salvage merchandise leaves you feeling less then easy, you...

Reselling Used Merchandise

Within my experience buying wholesale closeouts and liquidations, I’ve come across a lot of...

How To Resell Shelf Pull Clothing

I’m going to assume you’ve already made a purchase of shelf pull, or even customer...

Lost Money Buying From a Liquidation Broker

Over the years I have resold customer returns on a retail level, such as on eBay and through a...

Free Boot Camp Series

Those that are NEW to the liquidation industry should start with our Boot Camp Series

Liquidator’s Guide

The Liquidators Guide is filled with product sourcing techniques! With the guide you’ll get FREE access to a 33,000+ member Facebook Sourcing group filled with educational content and pallet and truckloads offers!

Flea Market Sellers

Check out our Flea Market Selling Series where we chronicle the steps needed to start a profitable business at the flea market selling liquidation merchandise.

Customer Returns: Sometimes just referred to as returns, this describes merchandise that has been purchased and then returned to the original retail, catalog, or online store for a refund or store credit. Often, returned merchandise is defective and/or in some way compromised.

Shelf Pull Merchandise: items that were merchandised in a retail setting and then removed for various reasons. A few reasons why might include: reached aging period, season change, new style or model available. The rate of damages is often far less than returns and often are due to excessive handling.

Salvage Merchandise: items have been inspected and found to be broken and/or missing parts.

Overstock Merchandise: Items that are in excess of retail need. Overstock items are often liquidated to generate capital for other inventory procurement.