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Meet B-Stock at the Internet World Expo in Munich March 12 & 13
Mar 05 2019 · BY Editorial Team
Our European team is heading to Munich for the Internet World Expo on March 12 and 13. If you’re attending the show, we’d love to schedule time to talk to you about how our liquidation marketplace solution can generate higher pricing for your customer returns and overstocks.
Some highlights:
- Sell directly to 100,000+ targeted buyers in 130 countries
- Online auction platform creates competition, pushing prices up
- Sell any type of product, condition or quantity; from pallets to truckloads
- Used by the world’s largest retailers to recover more for returns and other liquidation inventory
Not attending the show but interested in learning more? Download our recent white paper Secondary Markets – A Commercial Introduction to Life After the Return to learn more about the post–retail channels that provide outlets for unwanted goods and the value that can be realized.
You can also drop us a note to connect.
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