Where Can I Buy Wholesale Uninspected Returns Of Electronics Online

If you buy wholesale electronics with the aim of selling them on to the public and other businesses via an eCommerce site such as Amazon or eBay, or via your bricks and mortar main street store (or a combination of both, perhaps), you’ll know just how important it is to source the electronics your business needs at the lowest possible price.

Buying and selling wholesale electronics can potentially be a great business to be in nowadays. The world has filled up with gadgets and gizmos over the last couple of decades, and now companies such as Samsung, Apple and Microsoft are falling over themselves in a never-ending arms race to release newer, smarter, flashier, more technologically advanced tech.

That means there’s always a surplus of tech arriving in wholesale warehouses on an almost daily basis. But what should be a boom time for electronics sellers isn’t quite working out like that for many, as the wholesale prices they’re being offered for the electronics they need to stock up on are very often very close to retail prices.

This presents the electronics retailer with a bit of a problem. Yes, there’s plenty of tech to go around, from the latest smartphones and tablets, PCs and laptops and consoles and games, to quadcopters and drones, electronic toys and games and even home improvement electronics, but they’re not necessarily profitable items thanks to this worrying wholesale and retail price parity.

So, where does your business go if it wants to find all the great quality tech your customers demand, but you don’t want to pay over the odds to a traditional wholesaler? Well, for many, the answer is to cast their net further afield and buy pallets of liquidated stock from online wholesale suppliers such as online liquidators.

Sourcing Uninspected Electronics From Liquidators

Top-tier liquidation companies differ from other types of wholesale suppliers because of how they do business. Liquidators enter into agreements with some of the country’s largest and most well-respected retailers – companies such as Amazon, Walmart, Lowe’s and Target.

Liquidators provide these companies with an online platform where they can sell all their unwanted shelf-pulls wholesale, customer returns and overstock to businesses at vastly reduced prices.

Purchasing from a liquidator usually occurs via live liquidation auctions that take place on a liquidator’s website daily. Pallets of uninspected electronics can usually also be bought at a fixed price by each lot’s ‘Buy it Now’ button, or a price more to your liking can often be hammered out between yourself and the liquidator. Liquidators are always happy to hear offers and are usually willing to haggle with their customers – especially the loyal ones.

A Huge Range Of Tech To Choose From

Thanks to the special arrangements liquidators enjoy with big-name retailers such as Walmart and Amazon, you’ll find a massive range of uninspected returns, overstock, and shelf-pulls in a wide variety of conditions ranging from ‘as new’ to ‘tested-not-working’ being sold by these retailers on a liquidator’s site. You’ll find uninspected pallets of electronics across a range of categories, from phone batteries and smartphones, computers and computer accessories and home audio and cinema equipment, to TVs, tablets and e-readers and video games consoles, games and peripherals.

And because this is wholesale merchandise being sold directly to businesses via a liquidator’s online liquidation marketplace, you won’t find knock-offs or electronics from unknown manufacturers. Instead, you’ll find electronics coming from some of the biggest names in the industry, companies such as Apple, HP, Lenovo, Canon, Samsung, LG, Logitech, Microsoft, Google, and Sony.

Each pallet of electronics is classified as ‘uninspected’, which means it comes straight from the retailer in an untested condition and will contain goods in a wide variety of conditions ranging from as new, slightly damaged and visibly damage, to tested-not-working.

That last classification is especially attractive for many retailers running online or bricks and mortar electronics businesses, as ‘tested-not-working’ classified goods are a great source of spare parts for the repairs service many electronics businesses run alongside their retail operations.

Best of all, because these are uninspected electronics, the price your business can be expected to pay in liquidation sales for each pallet or truckload of goods you purchase is priced well below its total MSRP value, meaning you’ll be able to offer your customers very low prices which will help you retain customers, attract new ones, stave off the competition and, of course, turn a handsome profit on the uninspected electronics you buy from a liquidator.

Where To Buy Uninspected Electronics

If you’re on the hunt for an uninspected pallet of electronics, we recommend you check out Direct Liquidation’s website. Direct Liquidation has agreements in place with two of the giants of US retail – Walmart and Lowe’s Hardware. You’ll find a wide range of Walmart and Lowe’s liquidated stock on Direct Liquidation’s online sales platform, with more stock arriving daily.

Buying from Direct Liquidation is easy, a dedicated customer service team is on-hand to sort out any issues you might encounter, and shipping is a breeze thanks to Direct Liquidation’s network of distribution centers being located next to major highways for ease of access, and close to their retail partners’ warehouses for speed of delivery.

You’ll find Direct Liquidation distribution centers across the United States and Canada in the following locations:

Blacksburg, South Carolina,

Bentonville, Arkansas,

Rogers, Arkansas,

Greenfield, Indiana,

Frankfort, Kentucky,

Brampton, Ontario, Canada

This means that when you want a pallet of Walmart or Lowe’s uninspected electronics in bulk wholesale, overstock or closeouts, you’ll get them speedily and efficiently, pretty much as and when you want. This fast turnaround means you’ll be selling the goods you buy from Direct Liquidation in next to no time – a bonus for any company that needs large amounts of stock as and when required.

In conclusion, it’s never been a better time to buy and sell electronics as the size and complexity of this industry just gets bigger and bigger. However, without finding the right supplier, your business may just miss out on one of the most exciting retail sectors of the modern age.

Luckily, liquidators such as Direct Liquidation are on hand to make sure you avoid the pitfalls of sourcing from increasingly unreliable traditional wholesalers, providing your business with all the uninspected electronics it needs at a price that won’t break the bank and will ensure your business not only survives but thrives. Check out a liquidator’s site today and we guarantee you won’t be disappointed.

Direct Liquidation is a goTRG company.

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Henley Johnson

Henley currently works as a sales representative for Direct Liquidation, assisting businesses with product sourcing of liquidated merchandise from the largest retailers in the world. Whether you are looking for a pallet or a truckload Henley is here to help you grow your business.

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