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In the market for name-brand appliances, top consumer electronics brands and home and garden products? Look no further than the Almo Liquidation Auctions marketplace; here you can purchase bulk quantities of returned and excess merchandise from the largest U.S. distributor of appliances.
If you’ve never visited or purchased anything from the site, now is a great time to get bidding! First-time buyers that purchase anything between now through October 31 will get 5% off all additional purchases made through November 30. So, make a full-price purchase throughout the month of October and receive 5% off every additional purchase you make until November 30.
Already an existing buyer? As a thank you for your patronage we’re giving you 5% off every purchase made now through October 31.
The products offered on Almo’s B2B marketplace include extremely popular categories like brand-name refrigerators, microwaves, ranges, dryers, dishwashers and HVAC units. And, with multiple locations across the U.S. you can secure and ship inventory geographically close to home.
For more information on the promotion please visit the terms and conditions page or contact us.
Happy bidding!
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