TechLiquidatorsReviews of techliquidators.com

Do not bid on this website, they bid on their own auctions if the price is too low. You can tell because the same auction is relisted a week later.

I had been watching a several auctions. The same undercovered bidders are raising price by bidding on almost every item. If you did not jump into the fake (Game) They are relisting items a few days later. Scammers.Waist of time.

The whorst in the game they sold me stolen airpods 0 professionalism i recomand to nobody

Selling fake items..they will remove parts from electronics and put fake parts in them. If you buy salvage lot expect them to be very dirty and unhealthy with all kinds of bad stuff on them. Be very careful they will also refuse refunds if you file too many complains.

Fraud, They dont send your item, Waste of Time

Horrible customer service. They response one time every month

Package was lost for 1 month. i didn't receive a any response for 2 weeks, and I only received a response from on the 4th week, after threatening them with Legal action. They then closed my account. Items never received. They stated they are going to refund me, but i have not received a refund, and or the Check they stated they will send. DO NOT BUY FROM THEM! THEY ARE ALL CHERRY PICKED FROM GEEK SQUAD NOW. THERE IS NO LONGER ANY PHONE SUPPORT. DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS COMPANY. I REPEAT DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS COMPANY

Won an auction for some laptops that clearly stated "working" condition. It also stated the units had 256GB ssd storage, power adapters and embedded COA's for Windows 10 Pro. So I bid ACCORDINGLY. What did I receive? All of them have 128GB ssd's, not 256 as listed. Three of the five units are missing their embedded COA's. One unit does not work and one power adapter isn't even in the realm of being correct for the model. When I emailed them, what did they say? Nothing. Nada. No repsonse. Clearly, they listed these items incorrectly, to their benefit. I spent more on them due to their listed specs. And received something less. Scam much? It doesn't take a genius to quickly determine the specs of a "working" pc. Their lack of response speaks volumes. Will not buy from again. At least when I get scammed on eBay, which is rarely, I have an avenue to solve the problem. With TL, you do not. UPDATE - after 10 or so days, I finally rcvd a response. And eventually a solution, which amounted to a partial refund. Which did happen and has posted. What left me scratching my head was the invoice vs the manifest. Manifest clearly showed the details of what was bid on. The invoice however, showed the details for what I rcvd. Soooo, they invoiced me with the correct information, but why not post the auction in the first place with that same info? Bait and switch? I still stand by decision to not buy from again though. I don't like knowing that what I rcv may differ from what I bid on. And then having to go through emails to clear it up. List it accurately the first time and then there's no problems.