TRUCKLOAD Liquidations

Goods that are liquidated may be sourced from several retailers in several ways. Regardless of origin, retailers always sell the stocks at a lower price than the retail price as they need them out of their inventory as soon as possible. Below are some of the familiar sources of closeouts:

Closeouts

Usually, when a retailer shuts down or relocates to another address, it sells all or part of its stock. Such a sale is called a liquidation sale or closeout. Liquidators like us purchase these items to resell.

Overstock

For example, big stores buy excessive inventory and fail to sell it as planned. When the seasons switch, the entire previous season’s inventory is categorized as excess stock. Retailers, whatever the circumstances, don’t want this overstock to take up floor space in their warehouses. All this merchandise is usually new.

Customer Returns

When customers return their purchased merchandise, it is called a Customer Return. Most big retailers will not return this merchandise on the racks because it is marked as secondhand, not new.

These goods are sold to companies like ours at a lower price, giving us room to sell to a secondary market below wholesale prices.

This all depends upon the specific kind of goods that were purchased. Many of these goods are new, as we have read before. Therefore, we ensure the goods work correctly even when they are not new.

Here are the different types of conditions in which these containers come:

New

Shelve Pulls, Overstock, or store closeouts are usually new and generally come in their factory box. Such items tend to be higher priced. A common benefit of these brand-new merchandise is that they typically have their original labels and manufacturer’s warranties.

Like New

These are opened items in excellent condition, with no defects, imperfections, or signs of deterioration or wear and tear. Customers often return like-new products. Given that most retailers typically have a customer returns policy, which states that goods may only be returned promptly after purchase, the item is unlikely to be in bad condition. Customer returns are, in any case, inspected to ensure that they are in proper working condition.

Since our beginning, most of our business has been worldwide. We are very knowledgeable about shipping requirements in different countries and believe this experience is a bonus when dealing with us.

Orotex will not assume shipping or shipping charges for all stock product purchases. All pricing is Ex-Works from our warehouse at: (325 East 10th Court, Hialeah, FL 33010). The purchaser is responsible for paying any shipping costs. This includes trucking, special handling (residential delivery, liftgate, and call for appointment), duties, and clearing costs. 

You are responsible for picking up your Inventory Purchase from our warehouse unless otherwise specified by an Orotex sales rep). 

At Orotex, we have built strong relationships with a vast network of carriers to provide you with the most competitive shipping rates.

Email us at hello@orotexliquidation.com or call us at (305) 887-1486 for a shipping quote.

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