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Liquidation World plays a fundamental role in addressing the ever-present imperfections of the manufacturer-retailer relationship. The company offers services that include the retail liquidation of consumer merchandise through more than 100 outlets across North America, as well as store-closure… Liquidation World plays a fundamental role in addressing the ever-present imperfections of the manufacturer-retailer relationship. The company offers services that include the retail liquidation of consumer merchandise through more than 100 outlets across North America, as well as store-closure sales management. Liquidation World solves asset recovery problems in a professional manner for the financial services industry, insurance companies, manufacturers and other organizations. The company opened its first retail outlet in 1986 and is now the largest liquidator in Canada, with more than 1,800 employees in outlets and offices across Canada and the United States. Read more

By Cerulean Turkey on December 14, 2010 Verified by Guest
When customers are checking out, it would be nice if we could see what the prices of our items are.

By lumpyfrog9 on April 17, 2010 Verified by Email
This is not so much a comment towards the business itself as it is more specific to the staff working in your Bayfield street store. I was in your store shopping on Friday, April 16 when I saw a female staff member approach a couple and say "I need to ask you to leave." To which the female customer replied "why?" She was told by the female staff member no not you, him. Again the female customer asked why? To which the staff member replied "we got a complaint about him walking past her cart." The customer then asked if this was for real. The staff member replied "yes, and I need to ask you to leave. Another customer unrelated to the situation stated "this is stupid!" I work in retail as a manager and am thoroughly disgusted at how this staff member treated these customers without any explanation. If this is how this company allows thier staff to treat the public I for one will not return to this store. Nor will I tell anyone I know to frequent this store. This situation has me wondering if these is how they treat all thier customers.
Sincerely
A disgusted and disappointed former customer
By Liquidation World Inc
Hey loserfrog get over it. Just more things for me to buy. Give this place a 5+ Come one come all this place is great

By Cerulean Turkey on December 14, 2010 Verified by Guest
When customers are checking out, it would be nice if we could see what the prices of our items are.

By lumpyfrog9 on April 17, 2010 Verified by Email
This is not so much a comment towards the business itself as it is more specific to the staff working in your Bayfield street store. I was in your store shopping on Friday, April 16 when I saw a female staff member approach a couple and say "I need to ask you to leave." To which the female customer replied "why?" She was told by the female staff member no not you, him. Again the female customer asked why? To which the staff member replied "we got a complaint about him walking past her cart." The customer then asked if this was for real. The staff member replied "yes, and I need to ask you to leave. Another customer unrelated to the situation stated "this is stupid!" I work in retail as a manager and am thoroughly disgusted at how this staff member treated these customers without any explanation. If this is how this company allows thier staff to treat the public I for one will not return to this store. Nor will I tell anyone I know to frequent this store. This situation has me wondering if these is how they treat all thier customers.
Sincerely
A disgusted and disappointed former customer
By Liquidation World Inc
Hey loserfrog get over it. Just more things for me to buy. Give this place a 5+ Come one come all this place is great