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this is how pretty much every liquidator operates. if you see a "going out of business" sign, avoid it at all costs. all the "good" stuff will be marked up to
by noodle 18y ago
this is how pretty much every liquidator operates. if you see a "going out of business" sign, avoid it at all costs.
all the "good" stuff will be marked up to or past MSRP and then marked back down again to the level of their original costs just so that they can legally advertise huge-sounding discounts. they mark something up so that they can then put a "30% off" sticker on it and run an advertisement, despite the price not actually changing.
you won't find anything worth buying until the final days when they really do discount items. but by then, the "good" stuff is gone because the liquidators have tricked unwitting consumers into buying it up.