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Google Maps lists it as: Estate liquidator, Liquidator, Marketing agency, Real estate auctioneer.
Before you bid, read its terms for
The buyer's premium and how tax is charged — and whether it takes your resale certificate.
The pickup address, the pickup window and what happens to lots left behind.
Which payment methods it accepts, and by when payment is due.
Whether lots are sold as-is, and whether a preview day is offered.
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Buying from a supplier you don't know yet
This company has no orders on Closo. Pay the way that leaves the money in your reach until the pallet is in your hands.
What a protected order gives you
Escrow on every orderYour payment sits with Closo and is not paid out while the lot is on its way.
A manifest on every lotBrand, item, size, condition, quantity and unit MSRP — line by line, and you check the delivery against it.
5 business days to checkOpen a dispute inside the window and the money is still held while it is decided.
What no registry can promise
Never wire money you can't get backA wire is final. A registry entry is a record of checks, not a guarantee of the deal.
No return flowLiquidation lots are final-sale purchases. A claim is monetary, per line, and the goods stay with you.
