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Liquidation Surplus Buying 101
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Liquidation, Closeout, Surplus Resources
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Auctions That Charge Fees
Auctions that charge fees are generally more robust and offer stardard processing tools to help the auction process go smoother. It is a huge asset in time management to have automated tools to do the work for you.- Liquidation.com
If you are looking to sell or buy merchandise in big lots this is the marketplace. The web site has lots of exposure.
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Amazon.com
listing fees are 10 cents and closing fees range from 5% - 8%. Streamlined site with traffic, easy to navigate, lots of categories.
- Bid4Assets.com Two levels of subscription $5 & $25. Closing fees range from 8% - 10%.
- eBay!
Listing fees plus final valuation fees on sales. Offers ebay stores as well as auction format. ebay offers lots of upgrades to their service. The fees tend to be higher, but ebay has a smooth system with automated time saving software, feeback ratings and a lower number of non-paying bidders. PayPal
is owned by ebay and is the preferred payment vendor on ebay and integrates for a easy process between buyer and seller. Paypal also charges a fee based on volume, but makes for a seamless transaction. One Month Free Trial! ProStores - an eBay Company
- Overstock.com Charges listing fees, final value fees from 3.25% - 6.25%. They offer flat fee subscription plans.
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Auction Sites
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Free Stuff
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