F.A.Q
We are Inventory Liquidator Buyer
What Sets Us Apart from Other Liquidation Companies?
With over 75 years of combined experience in the liquidation industry, our company stands out as one of the oldest and most reputable in the field. Unlike other companies, we have grown organically over the years, establishing our success on a few key components. Our commitment to building and maintaining strong relationships with our customers is the foundation of our business.
MY BRAND MATTERS!
We understand that as a manufacturer, you have invested significant time, money, and energy into building your brand. Just because you are liquidating inventory does not mean your brand has to suffer. We are dedicated to being a true partner in your overall success. We prioritize your vision and ensure that your product does not lose its market value.
When working with us, you can rest assured that your instructions and any product restrictions will be followed meticulously. Whether it’s adhering to MAP pricing, maintaining restrictions on retailing channels, or other specifications, we make your trust and faith in our ability to deliver on our promises our top priority.
What kind of inventory do we purchase?
Our primary focus is on inventory that is brand new in condition. Through our extensive global network, we have customers looking for inventory in every category of consumer products. This includes electronics, toys, tools, books, health and beauty, personal care, baby products, cell phones and accessories, office supplies, general merchandise, gifts and gadgets, and much more. If you don’t see your inventory listed above, don’t worry – chances are we’ll still be interested in it.
What happens to your products once we purchase your inventory?
Once your goods arrive at our warehouse, our experienced staff conducts a thorough evaluation of the inventory and its condition. We carefully separate and sort the products based on their category and potential interest to our customers. Our dedicated sales team then reaches out to our wide customer base, informing them of the availability of your inventory for purchase.
How long does it take to receive an offer?
We take pride in being an industry leader and earning repeat business from our clients. Our expert asset recovery team understands the importance of a timely response. Upon receiving an inquiry, we strive to provide you with a quote within 24 business hours, taking the headache out of the entire process.
What happens after we accept our offer?
Once you accept our offer, we take care of the logistics. We pay upfront for the goods and arrange for a truck to pick up the inventory from your warehouse location – all at no cost to you whatsoever!
Who ultimately purchases this inventory?
Our customer base consists of a diverse range of industries worldwide. We sell our inventory to smaller liquidators, distributors, exporters, brick-and-mortar stores, big-box retailers, and many more. Rest assured, your inventory will find a new home with a buyer who recognizes its value.
What information do we need to make the purchase?
To provide you with the fastest response, we need to understand your inventory. Sending us a manifest in the following format will greatly assist us in evaluating your available products: Excel spreadsheet with columns for item condition, item SKU number, UPC code, product description, and quantity available.
About Us
Since 1994, we have proudly held the position as North America’s leading inventory Liquidators. Our commitment to exceptional service and strong relationships has made us the go-to choice for businesses seeking a reliable partner for their overstock and excess inventory.
In the ever-changing landscape of the liquidation industry, we have stood the test of time while witnessing the rise and fall of numerous companies. Our longevity can be attributed to the trust our vendors and customers have placed in us with their overstock inventory. We take the time to listen to your needs, fulfill our promises, and ensure that you receive the best value possible in the world of bulk liquidation and closeout inventory.
At inventory Liquidators, we understand the challenges businesses face when dealing with surplus inventory. That’s why we specialize in taking the hassles out of determining what to do with your excess stock. Renowned companies such as Kmart, Big Lots, Toys-R-Us, Office Depot, as well as numerous small to large businesses, have placed their trust in us to purchase their unused and unwanted inventory. Whether you have just one pallet or multiple truckloads worth of inventory, we have the capacity to meet your needs.
When you choose us to sell your surplus, closeout, and discontinued inventory, you can expect a seamless experience from start to finish. Our dedicated team will guide you through the process, ensuring that you receive a fair and competitive offer for your inventory. We value transparency and open communication, and our goal is to make the transaction as smooth as possible for you.
What is an Inventory Liquidator?
A liquidator helps a company to take assets or goods of the company, in this case, merchandise and turn it into cash for the company. A liquidation of merchandise or inventory could be needed for a variety of reasons. Discontinued items Your Company may have product or goods that sells much more slowly than you had expected and you may choose to discontinue that product or specific packaging.
We will buy your discontinued items so that you can make room on your shelves on in your stores for new products. Damaged or Salvage Goods and Close Dated Items There may be product that was damaged in transit, or perhaps your product has been on the retail market for some time and has now gotten close to the date where the item is no longer at its peak performance.
If your company has salvage or close dated merchandise, instead of choosing to donate or destroy it or waiting for a whole tax year to see your benefit, our liquidation company will turn your excess merchandise or inventory into a revenue immediately. End of Season Another reason may be that it is the end of the season and your company wants to make room for new stock.
Generally, there is absolutely nothing wrong with these items but once they are brought into the “liquidation market”, they can generally be purchased at a good value to the consumer or end user.