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Do you have Excess Inventory for sale? You may be thinking, how can i sell my inventory? If so, we can help. We buy excess inventory, which includes the following:
Excess Retail Inventory for sale...
- Overstocks / Closeouts
- Selling Surplus Inventory - If a company buys a product in higher quantities than the company can sell within a given period of time, it must sell off the excess product. The excess product is often referred to as overstocks. The method often used to sell off the overstocks is a closeout sale. Closeouts are the items to be sold using the closeout sale method. If items are referred to as closeouts in a liquidation sale, they are commonly new items in first-quality condition or maybe just a little "shelf-worn."
- Less than Perfect
- This term is common among mail order companies that inspect their products before mailing. Less than perfect is what it says! It's not good business to mail out an item with a flaw. It will be mailed back, and postage is expensive. Often the imperfections are minor details.
- Customer Returns
- As long as retailers make sales, there are going to be returns. Returns are items purchased, then returned to the source for exchange, credit or refund. Customers return items for many different reasons. Though the item was returned, it doesn't mean the item has no value. There are many perfectly good items returned. Returns must also be removed so they don't occupy warehouse space.
- Phantom Inventory
- This occurs mostly with larger companies. A given amount of stock is lost in cyberspace, somewhere in a computerized inventory system. Two or three years later when the goods finally show up, they're outdated. They have been replaced with current goods and they must be liquidated.
- Salvage
- Somewhere over in some corner or high up on some rack are a number of goods that have been accumulating for some time. No one really knows exactly what the goods are worth. They may not even know the exact contents of the containers. If it's in the way, it's got to go.
- Return to Vendor
- Some retail companies contract with their vendors to buy back merchandise that doesn't sell or merchandise that becomes a problem for various reasons. Often the vendor will credit the retailer and request the retailer dispose of the goods. Return-to-Vendor merchandise may be in new condition or returned condition.
At the Manufacturer Level...
- Overruns
- Merchandise manufactured in excess off the amount needed by the customer.
- Vendor, Returns, and Buybacks
- Goods returned to the manufacturers as part of an agreement with the customer. Retail space in major stores is not readily available. Buying back product that doesn't sell may be required for a manufacturer to gain the retail space to display it's product.
- Obsolete Inventory
- Product improvement never ceases. We strive for faster, safer, cheaper, stronger, sharper, smoother, smaller, lighter, and you get the picture. When an improvement is made, out go the old, in with the new. Something must be done with the obsolete inventory that is usually a perfectly good product. Sell obsolete inventory to us! We are professionals at buying old inventory.
- Irregulars
- Many factories have quality control departments that reduce expense by removing the products that are less than perfect, "irregulars." The damaged goods will be returned at the expense of the factory. If the cost to repair it is too high, it can be sold off as salvage or irregulars at a reduced price.
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