somewhere in the U.
Not worth it
They are pretty inflexible, and I found that the items I was making some money on quickly increased in price to the point where my labor had no value. To order from them would be working for free or taking a loss. They would put used items under new items that were photographed on top of the bin. I would see a lot of stuff with stains, holes, sometimes with wear or odors that were just not worth reselling or unable to sell. I'd say over 25% of the items had some sort of problem, some which could not be fixed. Prices have increased substantially. There used to be a few extra items thrown in each box to help with margins, but now it's down to the wire - you never get any extra items and 10% of it can't be listed due to condition. The margins are razor thin and I'll be lucky to break even on recent purchases. I regret ordering from them. People don't want to pay 90% retail for a low sell through product that's a return and smells of body odor, when the seller eats 15-20% marketplace fees in addition to the cost of labor to photograph, clean it up, ship it etc. It seems like BULQ is probably more appealing to newbies who don't know much about ROI. There are other liquidators that respect your value and your labor, and provide appropriate pricing for the condition and margins. I don't recommend BULQ. They are convenient but they will take your money and leave you with trash mixed in with a few ok items that don't cover the overhead on the box much less the extra effort you have to put in...


