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B-Stock is pleased to announce this week’s launch of World Market Auctions – an official sales channel for World Market.
What is World Market Auctions?
This B2B storefront will give qualified U.S. business buyers direct access to bulk quantities of overstock and dot com returns from World Market. Inventory includes furniture, kitchen gadgets, and home decor.
Storefront details
The World Market storefront will have merchandise available in all conditions: like-new through to salvage. Inventory will be sold in truckload and LTL (less than truckload) quantities. World Market Auctions is currently open to qualified US business buyers only.
Initial listings are out of Martinsville, VA, and will be available via binding shipping managed by C.H. Robinson. More locations to come!
More ways to pay!
Buyers may make digital payments using ACH or by wire for all auctions through B-Stock. For more details, head over to our payment-related FAQs.
World Market Now on B-Stock
As the leading marketplace for returned and excess liquidation inventory, B-Stock is pleased to welcome World Market to our network of sellers. We’re proud to offer business buyers a direct channel to purchase merchandise from World Market, a trusted name in furniture and home decor today.
Visit the seller’s storefront for terms and conditions. Here, you can also view live auctions happening now. So, what are you waiting for? Register your business so you can start bidding!
Andrea Vargas
Andrea is the lead content writer for B-Stock Solutions, the largest online network of B2B liquidation marketplaces. She specializes in creating buyer resources and tools for entrepreneurs and power buyers looking for liquidated merchandise.
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