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Sask. Government Warning Consumers About Liquidation Sales

The Saskatchewan Government is warning consumers about the risks during liquidation sales.

The province says the most common consumer complaints following liquidation sales usually fall under five categories; deceptive pricing, returns, warranty support, gift cards and non-delivery.

Some advice given is to price check similar items listed by other retailers; ask to check the contents of the box to make sure everything is there before you take it home; check warranties as they may expire when the business closes; use your gift cards immediately; and if you’re ordering something for delivery, pay with a credit card so that if the item isn’t delivered you may be able to get a refund.

If you have any questions you can contact the Consumer Protection Division at 1-877-880-5550 or at [email protected].

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