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B-Stock Solutions, a technology-enabled service provider powering the largest network of B2B liquidation marketplaces for Fortune 1000 organizations, is pleased to announce the launch of Global Resale’s official B2B liquidation marketplace: Global Resale Liquidation Auctions. This online auction marketplace will give business buyers around the globe direct access to bulk quantities of previously used and traded-in technology devices including: cell phones, laptops, desktops, tablets, data center equipment and electronics parts. Global Resale is a Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher and R2 Certified electronics recycler that processes millions of devices per year. Bidding for bulk batch and pallet-size auction lots is currently open at: https://globalresale.bstock.com/. Additional inventory will be posted on a routine basis.
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