Bargainland is an online liquidation auction. In 2007, Bargainland sold more items on eBay than anyone in the world. The products arrive daily at the company’s facilities around the world. This merchandise comes from corporate bankruptcies, lost shipments, unclaimed freight, customer returns, and manufacturer closeouts. The company’s model is to bypass the middle-men and liquidate the items one-by-one in the eBay marketplace. The rewards to the customers are 99-cent, no-reserve auctions, where they can find incredible treasures at pennies on the dollar.
Bargainland looks like a store but is run like an auction. Products range from household items and automobiles to industrial equipment and fine art. Merchandise can be factory sealed and complete or used, incomplete, and damaged.
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