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Overstock.com has partnerships with many leading brand-name
companies. Because of these relationships, we are able to
buy products at significant discounts, which then allow us
to pass these incredible savings on to you. Here are a few
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Overproduced Products
Each year manufacturers estimate how many products they will
sell. Many times they overestimate and produce too many
products. The manufacturer is forced to liquidate these
excess products. We purchase these products at
below-wholesale costs and then pass the savings on to you. |
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Cancelled Orders
Store managers frequently change the products they sell in
their stores. As a result, they often cancel orders they
have with manufacturers. The manufacturers are forced to
liquidate these excess products. We purchase these products
at below-wholesale costs and then pass the savings on to
you. |
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Company-Specific Issues
A company may be downsizing, moving facilities, or just need
to reduce its inventory for any number of reasons. The
company is willing to sell the products for less than it
normally would (often below its cost) to get rid of the
products quickly. We purchase these products and pass the
savings on to you. |
