Posted by Batool on September 14, 2010 ·
With signs such as ‘Nothing is Held Back’ and ‘Everything Must Go’, you are tempted to think that you are being offered the deal of the century. However when it comes to selling of liquidated assets then things are not always as they appear.Initially such type of sales are run by a third party liquidator who would buy up stock in stores that do not respond well and then sell it themselves.There are various price games which liquidators play with you. Most often they would raise the price compared to the retailers price list before applying any discount and then they would apply a 10% discount which means that you might end up paying more for than you would have before the sale started. Therefore, the question arises whether it is worth saving a few dollars to deal with these sorts of headaches? In some cases, yes. But in other cases, it’s not.
Posted by Batool on June 13, 2010 ·
There are various people are involved or affected by a liquidation process. Apparently it looks worse then it actually is. The term liquidation in simple words means the process in which a company sells its assets to have money to pay off creditors. Liquidation can be a new beginning for many companies, as they pay off their old debts and get the breathing room that is needed to chart a new course.
Posted by Batool on June 6, 2010 ·
The process of taking a business’s real assets and converting them into cash for paying debt off or to reap a personal profit is called liquidation. Perhaps liquidation is done either voluntarily by a company or individual, or in a response to a declaration of bankruptcy as a way of repaying a portion of debtors.