WHAT MAKES LIQUIDATE PRODUCTS, LLC DIFFERENT THAN OTHER LIQUIDATION COMPANIES?
We are one of the oldest companies with over 12+ years of combined experience in the liquidation industry. Unlike other companies, we’ve grown organically over the years and have built our success based on a few simple components. We build and maintain relationships with our customers by truly understanding your needs and focusing on results that are a win-win solution for anyone involved.
MY BRAND MATTERS!
YES! You as the manufacturer have spent your time, money, energy into building a brand. Just because you’re liquidating inventory does not mean your brand has to suffer. Liquidate Products, LLC is a true partner in your overall success. We will make it a priority to ensure that your product is not depreciated in market value. Let us know if your products come with any restrictions. We abide by all MAP pricing, no export, retailing on specific channels and more. We will make sure that your instructions are followed 100%. Your trust and faith in our ability to deliver on our promises will be our first priority!
WHAT KIND OF INVENTORY DO YOU PURCHASE?
We primarily focus our attention on inventory that’s considered brand new in condition. Because of our solid relationships at a global level, we have customers that are looking for inventory in every category of consumer products. Examples: Electronics, Toys, Tools, Books, Health & Beauty, Personal Care, Baby Products, Cell Phones & Accessories, Office Supplies, General Merchandise, Gifts & Gadgets, & much more. If you don’t see your inventory listed above – No worries, chances are we’ll take it.
WHAT INFORMATION DO YOU NEED TO MAKE THE PURCHASE?
The fastest way to get a response is knowing and understanding your inventory. If you can send us a manifest of what’s available with the following information and format: Excel – Item Condition, Item SKU Number, UPC Code, Product Description, Quantity Available.
Knowing the item condition of your inventory and being able to recognize it in one of the following categories is crucial to the process.
1. Brand New: Brand new inventory consists of factory sealed products that have never been sold, or have been on the shelf.
2. Shelf Pulled: Products that were once attempted to be sold in your store. Shelf pulled items may have your advertised stickers, marketing materials, dust, scratches and more.
3. Customer Returns: Inventory that has been sold to customers and returned for any given reason. Customer Returned products usually have been opened, and used. We do not purchase any clothing, health & beauty item in the returned category.
4. Salvaged Products: Products that are missing their original packaging, not working condition, or generally that have been mutilated either in transit, or DOA.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER LIQUIDATE PRODUCTS, LLC HAS PURCHASED MY INVENTORY?
Once the goods have arrived in our warehouse, our staff will do a thorough evaluation of the inventory and its condition – We will separate and sort the products based on category, and potential point of interest for our customers. From there our sales staff will reach out to our customers and let them know what is available for purchase.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO RECEIVE AN OFFER?
The reason why we’re an industry leader and see repeat business from our clients is because we take the headache out of the entire process. Our expert asset recovery team is able to provide a quote to you within 24 business hours of receiving an inquiry.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER WE ACCEPT YOUR OFFER?
Once an offer is accepted, We’ll pay upfront for the goods, send a truck to your warehouse location and pick up the goods at no cost to you at all!
WHO ULTIMATELY BUYS THIS INVENTORY?
That is a great question! Our customer base consists of a variety of industries worldwide. In fact, we sell our inventory to smaller liquidators, Distributors, Export, Brick & Mortar stores, Big box stores worldwide and many more.
Do you purchase from Insurance Salvage Merchandise?
Liquidate Products, LLC understands that sometimes businesses are affected by unpredictable and unstoppable events of loss. In these circumstances we try our best to work hand-in-hand with both the insurers and the claimants on minimizing loss. We arrange onsite valuations and pack-ups for major natural disasters.
What is Distressed Inventory?
Distressed inventory can be a lot of different things. But for our purposes we are referring to consumer products. An example of distressed inventory can be if a business decides to purchase large number of units of products and they could not sell this inventory in the expected amount of time and now they have this distressed inventory not bringing in any profits.
This is a job for any Bulk Buyers that are interested in paying this distributor for this merchandise.
What is Obsolete Inventory?
Obsolete Inventory can be easily summed up as inventory that was purchased with the intention of selling to customers but due to unseen circumstances this inventory is no longer relevant or in demand in the market.
An example of obsolete inventory would be excess number of compact disks (CD’s) sitting in the warehouse of a distributor or manufacturer that no longer makes CDs and have moved onto more digital products.
This manufacturer will contact Wholesale Inventory Liquidators to come in and buy out their obsolete inventory.
What are Closeout Products?
Closeout Products are products that are at the end of their life cycle. A manufacturer decides to make 10,000 hats for 2014 New Years Party. After 2014 NYE – this manufacturer has no need to re-create this exact product and they are now left with 2000 units of hats that says” Happy New Year 2014″ – Though this product is brand new – but it is no longer needed. It can also be considered to be obsolete inventory. The manufacturer will contact excess inventory buyers to purchase these goods from them to make room in their warehouse for newer products.
What is Discontinued Merchandise?
Discontinued merchandise is inventory that is no longer in production based on the manufacturer’s needs.
They will contact bulk inventory buyers to help liquidate this inventory.
Why sell to an excess wholesale inventory buyer?
There are several ways to get rid of your excess wholesale stock. Couple ways would be to Sell Online. Amazon Sellers are growing in numbers everyday.
But if you have excess inventory in large quantites. Chances are these Amazon sellers will not purchase everything all at once. Therefore you have to find excess inventory liquidators who will come in, see what you have available and purchase everything for a fair dollar amount.
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