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The standard practice for store liquidation is to raise all prices to full MSRP, then start out with a 20% or so storewide discount. Then you start discounting
by jjeaff 4y ago
The standard practice for store liquidation is to raise all prices to full MSRP, then start out with a 20% or so storewide discount. Then you start discounting incrementally as products sell off.
- ghaff 4y agoThe companies that run liquidations know what they're doing. While there's still a lot of stock in the store, the "bargains" that people rush in to get mostly aren't. And, by the time there are genuine bargains, things have been pretty picked over and I also suspect a lot of people buy bargains at that point that they don't need and wouldn't otherwise get.
- bombcar 4y agoExactly. The best bargains I’ve gotten at actual liquidations (not store closings which are often manned by the store itself and not a liquidator) have been the things nobody knew how to price. Like buying the displays or similar.