goWholesale

Liquidation.com makes a commission based on the final amount of auctions [and maybe a listing fee too]. Just as ebay and other auction sites. They go through what they can to protect the identity of their sellers -- otherwise the seller may not need them anymore ?

Rich

bobaftt wrote:Does anyone know how to find out who the seller actually is on liquidation.com?
I have found someone that sells a product that I would like to purchase but I have no way of knowing if they are going to sell more lots or what they are going to do. I would much rather not depend on liquidation.com anyway. Any information would be appreciated. The User ID is majorappliances
Thanks
Craig

Ha ha!! That's great... I should try that next time I see stuff on there... I see xbox/ps2 store return lots on liquidation that I want to buy, but people bid them up to almost $100 per unit after freight. I would LOVE to get in touch with the company listing them so I can buy them as soon as they become available (at a lower price).. I'm sure the seller would be delighted to get payment 7 days earlier...

Rich

bobaftt wrote:I am completely aware of that thats why I am trying to go around them anything i can do to cut my cost and be more profitable also dealing directly with the seller I can buy what I want not the lot that he listed. Thanks for the input though I was able to find the guy by searching with his username on Ebay.
Craig