If you have been around for sometime here at my blog you will know that I am not a huge advocate for customer returned electronics, that being said I have taken a leap of faith and purchased a small lot of customer returned digital cameras. Actually, I won an auction at Liquidation.com for roughly $275.00. [...]

 More salvage electronics available now? With the news of Circuit City closing its doors after filling for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection back in November of 2008, you might be thinking about a flood of liquidation merchandise.  Personally, I would think twice before I bought of truckload of liquidation merchandise from this insolvent retailer. “All Sales [...]

If you are actively looking for customer returned electronics you probably have come across offers listing pallets of name brand department store customer returned “Y” and “N” loads. What the heck does that mean? No fear, the designations simply give you an idea of the type of merchandise you might find in any one particular pallet or [...]

Last Friday the truck rolled into our warehouse filled with a load of customer returns we purchased from Genco. We typically order 12 pallets at a time and this load consisted of the category Hardwaree(9 pallets) and Blinds (3 pallets). The load arrived at about 8:45 in the morning and I had it unloaded and [...]

Customer returned electronics seems to be a very sought after category of wholesale liquidation merchandise. Ebay and Flea Market vendors are continuously requesting information here at our blog about sourcing pallets and truckloads. In talking with ebay sellers who are selling salvage electronics I was amazed to find out that a majority of them actually [...]

What is the Internet, but sharing? The full purpose of this blog, or any blog for that matter, is simply sharing knowledge and perspective. I share my experience in the area of wholesale liquidation merchandise. Where to find it, how to sell it and sometimes I just share my personal experiences. Blogs are great because [...]