chaosracing
Well-known member
Well, it WAS on my list of things to keep an eye on during the store liquidation.
I still can't believe so many power tools got bought up at the pathetic starting discount of 10% off.![]()
This happened to me a few years back when the last Sears Hardware store closed in our area. 10% off and people went nuts. I was able to score a few good things at 50% off. But the pickings were slim.
The main problem is in the way they advertise stuff. Its usually not the company that does the liquidation, they bring in a 3rd party to oversee the liquidation and that company makes a percentage off what they sell. So they spend $$$ on advertising at the beginning.
Same thing happened when the local sports authority got liquidated. It *****, cause 10 even 20% off is nothing when it comes to certain stuff.

, almost a guarantee at Sears.
The employees are not all that enthusiastic and when they act as if they're surprised that a customer is lurking around not just in the tools department, but the Men's clothing section as well. The quality at Sears has declined tremendously now. TBH, I think its time for them to liquidate all of their stores, including K-Mart (which I had horrible experience a week or so ago, the placed smelled like fart).
