Let me begin by saying that this liquidation warehouse that represents itself as a 4m "contracted" representatitve of Walmart and other major retailers dilutes the integrity of any brand that associates itself with this place.
With that being said I do not have to write much about the modus operandi here for you to pick up on the pattern of practice with these guys. Read the reviews on their Facebook page. Look at their Yelp listing. Can we all be telling the sam lie and what would be our motive because they clearly do not believe in refunding anyone after they learn that what they have purchased are pallets of broken junk wrapped and staged to look like resellable merchandise.
Some of the biggest bait and switch crooks in the game. I cannot in good conscience allow what these guys do to unsuspecting buyers get defined as business.
Please don't take my word go and hear the wonderful story about how "Cas" owns 300 Warehouses and has millions of dollars oh and a helicopter.
A nice way to set himself up as an authority so that he is credible when he advises you on how to sell his salvaged garbage.
If you are really lucky he will throw in a story about how he has guys making millions off of his Home Shopping Network products which are carefully staged to look marketable.
If you buy from these used car salesmen (which I advise against) ask them to guarantee that less than 30% of your purchase is not in broken or unsellable condition and just watch the response that you get. Cas will slowly slip out of the backdoor as his gatekeeping, chain smoking manager tells you how you should have inspected the wrapped and sealed pallet closely. No returns.
Take a good look at the items that aren't wrapped yet back by the pallets not the ones staged when you first walk in to the right. I recently learned that is a method used to condition you when you first walk through the door, into believing all of what you see is in wrapped up in the pallet section is in that condition. But what you are looking at is Cherry picked merchandise to mislead you. Most of what is in that warehouse is returned merchandise that is broken or has missing pieces, returned by customers. How do I know this? Because 98% of what was in my 2 pallet was complete useless junk. You won't see those items until you unwrapped your pallet.
There are great sellers out there. These guys don't qualify as even businessmen in my opinion.
Big Time Bargains Reviews
Let me begin by saying that this liquidation warehouse that represents itself as a 4m "contracted" representatitve of Walmart and other major retailers dilutes the integrity of any brand that associates itself with this place.
With that being said I do not have to write much about the modus operandi here for you to pick up on the pattern of practice with these guys. Read the reviews on their Facebook page. Look at their Yelp listing. Can we all be telling the sam lie and what would be our motive because they clearly do not believe in refunding anyone after they learn that what they have purchased are pallets of broken junk wrapped and staged to look like resellable merchandise.
Some of the biggest bait and switch crooks in the game. I cannot in good conscience allow what these guys do to unsuspecting buyers get defined as business.
Please don't take my word go and hear the wonderful story about how "Cas" owns 300 Warehouses and has millions of dollars oh and a helicopter.
A nice way to set himself up as an authority so that he is credible when he advises you on how to sell his salvaged garbage.
If you are really lucky he will throw in a story about how he has guys making millions off of his Home Shopping Network products which are carefully staged to look marketable.
If you buy from these used car salesmen (which I advise against) ask them to guarantee that less than 30% of your purchase is not in broken or unsellable condition and just watch the response that you get. Cas will slowly slip out of the backdoor as his gatekeeping, chain smoking manager tells you how you should have inspected the wrapped and sealed pallet closely. No returns.
Take a good look at the items that aren't wrapped yet back by the pallets not the ones staged when you first walk in to the right. I recently learned that is a method used to condition you when you first walk through the door, into believing all of what you see is in wrapped up in the pallet section is in that condition. But what you are looking at is Cherry picked merchandise to mislead you. Most of what is in that warehouse is returned merchandise that is broken or has missing pieces, returned by customers. How do I know this? Because 98% of what was in my 2 pallet was complete useless junk. You won't see those items until you unwrapped your pallet.
There are great sellers out there. These guys don't qualify as even businessmen in my opinion.