Apple
Direct Liquidation offers a large range of Liquidated Apple Merchandise. This includes refurbished Apple iPhones, wholesale Apple iPads and liquidation pallets of Apple Watches. Apple refurbished items come with a full 90-day warranty.Â
If you’re looking to make money buying liquidation lots of iPhones for resale, you’ve come to the right place. We sell wholesale lots of Apple merchandise at a fraction of its MSRP.
Liquidation pallets of Apple merchandise can help your business to grow, as it gives a greater opportunity to make a markup than wholesale Apple merchandise from typical sources.Â
Buying wholesale lots of iPhones from Direct Liquidation can help you improve on your current choice, by offering customer returns, refurbished and shelf-pull items.
Apple, Inc., headquartered in Cupertino, California, develops, designs, and sells consumer electronics, software and applications for those products, and a range of online services. The company’s Mac line of computers are renowned for their stable operating systems and ease of use.
In the early 2000s, Apple, Inc. expanded its line to include a large range of other consumer electronics, including its iPhone touch screen smartphone, iPod MP3 and digital media player, and iPad tablet computer. The company’s online services and applications include iTunes and the iTunes store, its iCloud storage cloud, Safari web browser, iTunes media browser, and iWork and iLife productivity suites.
The company’s software offerings include iOS, Apple’s mobile operating system and OS X, its mac operating system. Founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne in 1976, the company has gone through many incarnations since its inception. Steve Jobs is the best-known face associated with Apple, and for many consumers, the company is synonymous with his name. Jobs died in 2011 of respiratory arrest.
Apple is publicly traded, and has a reputation for providing innovative products that are popular among creative professionals, including graphic designers, photographers, and writers. The brand has long been associated with hipster culture, but also has a strong presence in academic institutions, schools, and multinational businesses.