Liquidation Nation

Kemist_EH David Urban

So I just bought a computer chair here. Chair was a good deal But I really just wanted to leave this review. The staff was really helpful. Usually, in these places, you don’t get that kind of customer support. There was a young gentleman wearing a CAT shirt today. Younger guy Honestly, such a polite individual he helped me with my stuff super friendly. I just wanna say thank you

Summer Vibes

It's a tiktok famous location that got me interested in giving it a shot. I arrived and had a pretty bumpy ride on my way in as their parking lot is filled with holes. The site itself is pretty big, with lots of things to look at so bring a water bottle and maybe a fan since it gets pretty hot in there. Also, bring your glasses as finding pricing on many items is difficult with small price tags or some even missing completely. You can find things like kitchen utensils, furniture, bikes, kid toys, containers, electronics, clothes, camping equipment and even kayaks. Many of these items can be found at Costco but for about 10% to 20% more than Liquidation Nation. At that pricing, I wouldn't suggest buying from as you would be losing out on Costco's warranty and generous return policy, plus half of these items are opened already, which makes me think many of these items are returned items to Costco. Since many of these items are final sale, you run a risk for only 20% discount. Also, you are finding older models of things. I once bought a kayak for about 40% off but it was missing some pieces, but the staff members told me it was a very rare deal to find, which I haven't been able to see any thing close to that since then. Ultimately, if you got time to kill and feel like walking around and seeing if you can find an exceptional deal (which is rare), then it's worth giving it a shot.

Richard Tung (CyberNRG)

This was on my "Want to go" list and I did to check it out... It's in Barrie so it will be a nice drive up here but will be hell driving up and back in the summer months... The other store/online warehouse is in Orillia and I wonder if has the same things for sale or is it different? They have lots things to see here. Most items are opened box and probably why it's discounted and there are is some that are new and not opened. You can find kitchen appliances including fridges and stoves, bathroom stuff, living room and gardening tools. Also some recreation equipment, bikes and exercise equipment. Office equipment including printers and home theatre systems. LED lights, shoes and clothing (not a lot name brand clothing). I would think you might not buy much the first time but at least you will know where you can get a few things cheaper and come back. Well... That was my plan to do and know howich I would spend.. Check it out if you have some spare time to explore like I did!!!

Kristine Buyarski

I purchased chlorine at Liquidation Nation and immediately realized it was the wrong one. I asked for a refund right away, but the staff refused. They called a woman named Emanuela, who yelled at me on the phone and hung up, saying that if she allowed my refund, she would have to do it for others. She then only offered me half a refund and the rest in store credit — even though I had literally just purchased the item minutes earlier. The situation escalated to the point where I had to threaten to call the police before another owner finally authorized the refund. The entire experience left me shaken and upset. The store itself is extremely unprofessional — the staff were rude, the environment was filthy, hot, and filled with trash. I will never return.