Business ProfileforLiquidity Services, Inc.

On April 07th, I won a lot of computers and monitors from Liquidation.com a subsidiary of Liquidity Services Incorporated. The items were advertised as good, refurbished merchandise from Titan Electronics. When I received the lot of junk of the 13 items there were:1) Two broken computers with one that had no internal components.2). One missing monitor.3). Six severely cracked and broken monitors.4). Two monitors that had missing component or screen disfunction and 5). Two monitors that were used. When I made a claim with the company Liquidation.com they said to file dispute. Resolution of dispute took them 20 business days--twice as long to complete. They said they would only issue $111 for the missing monitor--but I have not even received that yet. So, I am out the $3020.08 I spent on a lot of mis-advertised absolute dysfunctional junk. This is really bad business, because they know they are pawning this garbage off as good, refurbished merchandise, running up the auctions sky high, and praying off the working class and their had earned money! They should be shut down and not allowed to sell this junk garbage to people. On this I want my money back and a full refund, because they are perpetrating fraud. They have fraudulently advertised the merchandise as refurbished.The Advertisement from Titan Electronics of Nevada reads thus: "Auctions sourced from Titam Electronics contain Returns ecommerce merchandise that bypassed a refurbishment process based on product value category, cosmetic condition, and/or functionality.They have a return policy that you can return the items if you do not take the items off from their warehouse, but there was no way I could inspect the items from ******. This claim is solely based on the fact that the merchandise was wrongfully advertised as Refurbished and in fact is a lot of dysfunctional junk garbage--fraud, fraud and fraud. Also, I intend to make a small claims case as this is in fact fraud. And it is not the 1st time.