Go Liquidator is a family-owned company and a recognized leader in the distribution of liquidation merchandise lots to both wholesale and retail sectors alike. We are committed to offering products that are strategically aligned with market trends and demands, providing a comprehensive suite of services that includes full support throughout the purchasing process and beyond. Our focus is on optimizing our clients’ resources while consistently exceeding their expectations. We take pride in delivering a fully personalized, high-touch service experience.
About us
WE SELL
Wholesale liquidation lots
across multiple product categories
Who we are
WE CATER TO
Small Businesses
Boutique retailers, independent stores, and merchants with constrained purchasing power.
By boxes or gaylords
Mid-sized Retailers
Multi-brand outlet stores, small chain stores, bin stores, merchants with mid-range purchasing capacity.
By pallets
Wholesalers and Large Retailers
Major retail chains, department stores, distributors, and merchants with substantial purchasing power.
By truckloads or containers
Some of our valued customers include
600
+
Satisfied Customers
1.5
K+
Successful transactions
100
K+
Liquidated Products
10
+
Product categories
Merchandise condition
Store Inventory or Surplus Stock:
These are products that have been previously displayed in retail environments. Typically, they consist of the remaining units of specific references/SKUs that were not sold prior to shelf restocking or inventory renewal. While the products are new, they may exhibit signs of prior handling and may not be in their original packaging.
Inventory and Factory Surpluses:
These are fully functional, brand-new items that have never been used, worn, or displayed in stores. They are generally in their original packaging and include the corresponding factory tags. These lots are sourced directly from the manufacturer and may, in some instances, include a high degree of product repetition.
Remanufactured or Refurbished Products:
These items undergo a thorough testing process at the manufacturing facility and are reintroduced to the production line for necessary repairs, adjustments, and enhancements. This process ensures that each product meets the original functional standards before it is released from the factory.
Customer Returns:
Products returned by customers, originally sold either online or in-store. These lots may include items in the following conditions:
Grade A (like new): Unused merchandise with minimal signs of wear.
Grade B (used, good condition): Items exhibiting signs of use or wear that remain fully saleable without the need for repairs.
Grade C (used, fair condition): Products showing noticeable signs of wear, likely requiring repairs before resale.
Grade D (salvage condition): Merchandise in need of significant repairs before resale, or suitable for parts extraction.
Irregular or defective products:
Items classified as irregular are liquidated due to manufacturing defects, typically minor or imperceptible in nature. Occasionally, products may incur damage during transit, handling within production facilities, or throughout the supply chain.
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