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Explore the evolution of the smartphone market—past, present, and future—through the lenses of design, pricing, and innovation. Examine how these factors are shaping the secondary market and the new solution for businesses entering the mobile circular economy.
Are you in search of affordable appliances or looking to sell excess inventory? Appliance liquidation sales present a fantastic opportunity for both buyers and sellers to engage in the thriving market of discounted appliances. Understanding the ins and outs of…
Selling excess and returned inventory into the secondary market is a sustainable and cost-effective approach to inventory reduction, but it does mean you’ll be dealing with multiple bidders and buyers. Since all parties involved will have their own business interests…
When a leading US retailer found itself closing facilities and consolidating its many warehouses, it faced one key issue. Its resale partners at the time were too few, moved too slowly, and paid too little to support this aggressive consolidation…
When a Fortune 500 Home Improvement retailer began receiving a high number of returned appliances back from its customers, their initial reaction was to sell at deep discounts right off their showfloor. However, with a good portion of the returns…
GameStop was once comfortable selling large volumes of traded-in mobile phones to a small group of buyers for pre-negotiated prices, but when this trade-in business grew, it became clear they would need a more scalable solution. To achieve GameStop’s goals—increase…
A North American paper manufacturer faced challenges in selling its excess product through traditional resale channels, which proved to be a slow and tedious process requiring lots of attention and outdated manual methods. But after partnering with B-Stock to automate…
Years ago several different organizations in the preowned mobile space independently observed a problem: The secondary market for these trade-in, returned, and unsold mobile devices lacked a standardized grading system, leading to disputes and mistrust between buyers and sellers, and,…