Supplier registry · Liquidator
AXI Wholesale & Liquidation
Mixed: 7 years online, no street address — as of .
- Online since
- Street address
- Not found
- Website
- Reachable
- Reviews on Closo
- 0
- Reviews elsewhere
- 1
- Closo orders
- 0
- Reliability score
- 60 / 100
Questions buyers ask about AXI Wholesale & Liquidation
Two questions, answered from the record: the company's public footprint.
Is AXI Wholesale & Liquidation legit?
Mixed: 7 years online, no street address — as of Sep 23, 2026. These are facts the registry could check, not an endorsement.
AXI Wholesale & Liquidation reviews: what buyers say
1 review, 1.0 out of 5 on average. None of them comes from a Closo order yet — Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
- Website
- Reachable
- Physical address
- Not found
- Domain age
- Reviews on Closo
- 0
- Reviews elsewhere
- 1
- Closo orders
- 0
- Reliability score
- 60 / 100
Why this profile scores 60
Every supplier is scored from 0 to 100 on facts we can check ourselves — not on what the company says about itself. The same checks run for everyone, the method is published in full, and no supplier can pay to change a score.
AXI Wholesale & Liquidation reviews
No Closo reviews yet; one review on other sites. Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
Bought from this supplier? Attach any proof of a direct purchase — invoice, payment confirmation, order email — and yours will be the first that counts here: write a review.
Elsewhere 1 · 1.0/5
We talked to the owner, Jeff, about buying a Target high piece count liquidation truckload. He told us this was a "premium load" that was the "best in the industry" and would contain "toys, electronics, housewares a little bit of other stuff", and these loads were in high demand by Whatnot sellers. He claimed that he was extremely honest and stood behind everything he sold, and we bought the load for just under $15,000 including freight. When it showed up and we opened 2 of the 24 pallets just to see if they were what was represented, we were initially very happy, because they looked like the
Reviews published on other review sites, quoted as they appear there; they are not part of the Closo rating.
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 score of 60 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.
Start a protected deal
- Your money is held until you accept the delivery.
- 0 % commission on the buyer's side.
Own this company?
- Verify a mailbox on the domain and the profile is yours to manage.
- Facts and replies come from you; the score still follows the published method.
Read: Axi Wholesale & Liquidation: Strategic Sourcing 2026
Manifested lots live on Closo right now — every one ships with its manifest, and your payment is held until you accept delivery.
Facts first. Then the deal.
7 years online, one review on other sites — and, on a Closo order, your money held until the pallet arrives.
