Beaufort Liquidation Center rip-off scam liars Beaufort South Carolina
I am a stay at home Mom. I sell a little on Ebay in order to continue to be able to stay home with my son.
I found Beaufort Liquidation Center on the internet after searching for children clothing. I called them to see if they could clarify questions that I had about purchasing from a liquidation center.
The manager /owner (Jeff) assured me that I would be getting quality name brand items such as Ralph Lauren, Boutique, etc . . . from Macy's. ( I have the invoice to back up this was to be Macy's children clothing) He also assured me that there would NOT be more that a couple of the same items. I told him that I could NOT sell a pallet of the same type item he assured me that I would be getting a great load of cloths and even told me that they would hand pick these items for me as I wanted winter cloths only. He also assured me that I would have this by early the next week.
With all of this I trusted the scam liars and purchased this using my credit card. It took 3 weeks for them to send this merchandise to me. They were waiting for some of my items. I finally received this merchandise on Monday.
I could have blown up I was so angry when I opened the boxes there were these cheap looking clothes most with no inner tag, cheerleading tops, and cheap t-shirt that I wouldn't use for nothing but cleaning rag and a bunch of long sleeve girls shirts that had tags from It's Fashion. There wasn't one thing that leads me to believe that these items came from Macy's.
I went directly to the phone to call them. I was sure that they had sent me the wrong order. This time I talked to the Justin(co/owner/ manage), who was not very helpful he just keep asking you can't sell this. Said that he didn't know what Jeff had told me and that he would be getting back to me.
Well that is the last that I have heard from them. When I call, they won't talk to me. So here I am giving them a little free advertisement.
Mary
Ruffin, North Carolina
2 Updates & Rebuttals
lowcountrygirl1969
BLUFFTON,South Carolina,
You Say Macy's, I Say Marcy's
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, November 05, 2014
Mary, your invoice probably said "Marcy's" just as Mr. Jeff indicated. Who knows what Marcy's is. Probably his source for low quality stinky clothes which are sold in his store. I doubt that anything sold in that store is brand new. I would not buy that stuff for bedding for my pets.
The first reports I heard about this store were amazingly positive. I went in hoping to support a small business and also to be able to donate some items to a worthy cause. I went into the door and the smell was revolting. I tried to stay in there for couple of minutes, knowing I would wash whatever I bought before donating it. THere were shoes in there that had stains on them, where they had obviously been worn. Not TRIED ON, but WORN. The children's clothing had stains on it.
I don't know what kind of outfit this guy is running, but it was so revolting I actually vomited when I left the store.
Jeff
Beaufort,South Carolina,
U.S.A.
Mary is a bit confused about her purchase.
#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, July 07, 2003
Miss Mary,
If you are looking for brand new TOMMY HILFIGER goods, you need to visit the Mall. We are a liquidation Center that handles CUSTOMER RETURNS-OVERSTOCKS-ETC.
You called looking for the cheapest clothing we could find you. We located BRAND NEW goods in New York City that came directly from the tagging center for Marcys (we have the invoices to prove it).
We supplied you with brand new childrens clothing just as you requested. We can't come to your home and show you how to create effective Ebay ads to facilitate the sale of your goods.
Maybe you should accept a little of the blame yourself. You we offered full credit on anything else we sell. We can't please everyone all the time. You have too much time on your hands if you need to try to slander us with misrepresentations of the facts.
Visit www.beaufortliquidation.com and you can actually view the merchandise before you purchase it on our warehouse camera.