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Liquidated merchandise falls into 4 main categories: Customer Returns, Overstock, Closeouts, & Refurbished/Reconditioned Merchandise. This means while a majority of the merchandise is new some will be returns. We do our best to make sure all items are in working and complete order. If items are non-working or missing extensive pieces, we immediately dispose the items. If items are missing just a piece or two, or a slight blemish, we may offer at 75% - 90% off retail price with the customer's full understanding of the product defect(s).

We encourage customers to inspect and test the merchandise before leaving our warehouse. 

Larger retailers such as Amazon, Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Lowes, etc... sell liquidated merchandise by the truckload to free up valuable warehouse space at a fraction of retail cost. By buying a number of truckloads from large retailers in bulk, we are able to pass those savings on to our customers. Our items are 40% - 90% off retail price.      

A pallet is generally stacked 5 - 7 ft high with a variety of liquidated merchandise from one large retailer. Buying by the pallet is cheaper than buying individual items. 

Urban Liquidator offers pallet sales. The pallets come wrapped from the distribution center and are untouched. All sales are final when purchasing by the pallet as we do not test or inspect any items within the untouched pallets. Purchasing by the pallet is generally done by resellers, exporters, etc... wanting to make a profit. Many resellers list the individual pallet merchandise on Marketplaace, eBay, Offer-Up, etc...

A truckload is generally 18 - 26 pallets stacked 5 - 7 ft high with a variety of liquidated merchandise from one large retailer. Buying by the truckload is the cheapest option when buying Liquidated Merchandise. 

Urban Liquidator offers truckload sales directly from large retailer distribution centers to you. All sales are final when purchasing by the truckload. The merchandise is delivered directly to you without ever passing through Urban Liquidator. Purchasing by the truckload is generally done by resellers with a resale certificate with stores (online and/or brick & mortar), exporters, etc... wanting to make a profit.