Liquidation.com Govliquidation.com Government Liquidation ripoff liars government ripoff Sottsdale Arizona

These guys did not even have a business license in the Disctrict let alone any auctioneers licenses, check the records.

Here is the BBB Report:

BBB Membership Issues
In February, 2006 this company's membership in the BBB was revoked by the Board of Directors of the Better Business Bureau due to failure to maintain the principles and standards required for membership.
Customer Experience
The company has been responsive to any complaints brought to its attention by the Bureau.

Customer Complaint Data
Number of complaints processed by the BBB over the last 36 months: 150
Number of complaints processed by the BBB in the last 12 months: 70
Complaints Concerned:
Selling Practices (15 complaints)
12 Resolved
3 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Advertising Issues (24 complaints)
20 Resolved
4 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Service Issues (17 complaints)
12 Resolved
2 Delayed Resolution
3 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Credit or Billing Disputes (8 complaints)
6 Resolved
1 Delayed Resolution
1 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Delivery Issues (19 complaints)
15 Resolved
2 Delayed Resolution
2 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Refund Practices (36 complaints)
28 Resolved
8 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Product Quality (21 complaints)
18 Resolved
2 Delayed Resolution
1 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Contract Disputes (7 complaints)
5 Resolved
2 Company made every reasonable effort to resolve

Guarantee or Warranty Issues (3 complaints)
2 Resolved
1 Delayed Resolution

The company's size, volume of business and number of transactions may have a bearing on the number of complaints received by the BBB. The complaints filed against a company may not be as important as the type of complaints, and how the company has handled them. The BBB generally does not pass judgement on the validity of complaints filed.

Additional File Information
According to information provided by the firm, it sells a mix of new, used and refurbished items of varying quality, which comes directly from the sellers. The company has a Dispute Resolution process to deal with buyer/seller disagreements. Customers are required to read and agree to the Terms and Conditions statements of the firm prior to entering registration; these terms are applied to all transaction interactions.


Additional Information

This Business Operates under the Names Liquidation.com Inc
Liquidity Services Inc


Addresses 1920 L Street, NW, Suite 6, Washington, DC 20036, District of Columbia County MAP
2131 K Street NW 4th Fl, Washington, DC 20037, District of Columbia County MAP


Phones (202) 467-6868, x5501
(202) 467-6868, x253
(800) 310-4604


General Information
Original Business
Start Date July 1999

Registration or
Incorporation Type of Entity Corporation
State unknown
Date unknown

BBB File Opened January 01, 2001

Principal Contact Mr William Angrick (CEO/Chairman)

Complaint Contact Ms. Tiffany DeGroft-Huber (Dispute Manager)

Other Contacts Ms Jessica Bosworth
Ms. Meghan Egan (Buyer Relations Manager)
Ms Laurie B Pollak
Mr Joel Warren

BBB Member This company is not a member
Type of Business Auctioneers

The information in this report has either been provided by the company, or has been compiled by the Bureau from other sources.

govliquidation.com is not a government agency, they are a goverment contractor hired to liquidate assests from the DRMS.

The problem is, nobody is monitoring their activities. The employees steal from the lots that they are contracted to liquidate. When a bulk lot comes into their warehouse the employees pick out whatever they want and sell the rest and claim they sold the whole lot.

I know because it happened to me. I won a lot reported to contain 195 items. After I got home, I found they shorted me 25 of the items. When they stole the items they did not realize they had sequential serial numbers. The ones with the serial numbers missing from my lot started showing up for sale on ebay the following week.

govliquidation.com is not a government agency, they are a goverment contractor hired to liquidate assests from the DRMS.

The problem is, nobody is monitoring their activities. The employees steal from the lots that they are contracted to liquidate. When a bulk lot comes into their warehouse the employees pick out whatever they want and sell the rest and claim they sold the whole lot.

I know because it happened to me. I won a lot reported to contain 195 items. After I got home, I found they shorted me 25 of the items. When they stole the items they did not realize they had sequential serial numbers. The ones with the serial numbers missing from my lot started showing up for sale on ebay the following week.

govliquidation.com is not a government agency, they are a goverment contractor hired to liquidate assests from the DRMS.

The problem is, nobody is monitoring their activities. The employees steal from the lots that they are contracted to liquidate. When a bulk lot comes into their warehouse the employees pick out whatever they want and sell the rest and claim they sold the whole lot.

I know because it happened to me. I won a lot reported to contain 195 items. After I got home, I found they shorted me 25 of the items. When they stole the items they did not realize they had sequential serial numbers. The ones with the serial numbers missing from my lot started showing up for sale on ebay the following week.

govliquidation.com is not a government agency, they are a goverment contractor hired to liquidate assests from the DRMS.

The problem is, nobody is monitoring their activities. The employees steal from the lots that they are contracted to liquidate. When a bulk lot comes into their warehouse the employees pick out whatever they want and sell the rest and claim they sold the whole lot.

I know because it happened to me. I won a lot reported to contain 195 items. After I got home, I found they shorted me 25 of the items. When they stole the items they did not realize they had sequential serial numbers. The ones with the serial numbers missing from my lot started showing up for sale on ebay the following week.

this company is a bad place i to work there and ive seen some things go on there that would not go on in any place of employment. i seen the manager john walsh look the other way. every new man or woman that come there get into some kind of sexulity way or act.

I seen this young girl come there a good person get caught in the mess that is going on there. she is having sex with a guy that works there. she was part of a bet with the guys there in the warehouse of who would get her first. and the manager john walsh knows of these happenings that are going on there in the norfolk, va office. i would never work for a place like that

Liquidation.com and govliquidation.com are driven by greed and greed alone.

I should know, I founded the company in 1994.

The current CEO answered an ad in the Wall Street Journal in early 1999 looking for venture capital...

He lied his way in then and continues to lie today.

After personally being responsible for the company winning the largest auction contract in history to auction all of the DOD surplus, my reward was to be terminated "for cause" in May of 2001.

The company was able to swindle, steal, take back over 2 million shares of my stock since I was being fired on trumped up charges for pennies. Addining insult to injury I never made a dime of the DOD contract while the Execs line thier pockets every day.

Shortly after being awarded the DOD contract they were audited for fraud trying to bill money losing ventures in France & Germany to the government.

The company recently went public LQDT with todays stock quote of $13.96 X just the 2+ million shares they stole for firing the founder..

Image they fired the FOUNDER then rewrite the company history, how it was founded, etc. to swindle the public out of hundreds of millions of dollars.

Just google: Billy Burke founder liquidation.com

How do you answer and ad in the newspaper, take control of a company, fire the founder of the company as his reward for bringing hundreds of millions of dollars, swindle him out of his stock, then take the company public stating it was their idea...

Anyone have any ideas what I should do>


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These are probably not governmentrun sites. If they were they would end in .org. Most likely these auction site are set up by indivual set up to make you think they are government run site to suck people in to think you are getting a good bargain and to scam you!

If you truly want a goernment auction site only go to ones that end in .org.

I recently registered to bid on items on this auction site. It appears that the bids shown are very high for the items shown. I know for a fact that an individual can get these items for the same or less than they show as the high bid, especially since it is not certain as to the condition of the item. I suspect there is some "shill" bidding to artificially inflate the price. IT also seems odd that there is a link to shippers that are tied in to the auction, and charge very high fees to have the items shipped.
If there is something you see on this site that is of interest to you, it might be a good idea to see if a similar item is being offered on Ebay or other classified. Chances are you will be better assured of it's condition and the price will be less. I would stay away from this site.

Let them trip and fall .. hahahaha
BAD BUSINESS

People at Liquidation.com be sure to start looking for new jobs! Because in the very near future you won't get that 10% PREMIUM since I am SET to make your lives miserable at govliquidation.com! By the way, SUE me for threatening. Well, the court won't do anything until after you go out of business anyway! GOOD LUCK!