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The Book

The Book

Superdamping is not a discount site; it is a liquidation record. Goods land here from a business that closed, a series that ended, or an order someone walked away from.

How goods land here

  1. 01We follow the warehouses of businesses that close, cancelled corporate orders and series dropped from catalogues.
  2. 02A batch is taken whole, not cherry-picked. That is why the size or colour spread is sometimes uneven — and why we say so plainly.
  3. 03Every batch gets a lot number, its units are counted and the line goes into the record. When the counter empties, the line closes.

Reading the Stamp

Every lot has an origin, and every origin is a different reason for the discount. You buy knowing why a thing is cheap.

Bankruptcy Batch
Goods out of the warehouse of a business that has closed. The item is usually unused; what makes it cheap is not the product but the seller's closure.
7 lots
End of Line
The maker refreshed the model and this series left the catalogue. The gap to the new version is usually smaller than the gap in price.
6 lots
Ex-Display
Shown in a window or at a trade fair. If it carries a mark, we write it in the description — nothing comes as a surprise.
5 lots
Surplus to Need
A cancelled corporate order or a project cut back. The batch stayed with us without ever being opened.
6 lots
Overstock
A batch whose packaging, colour code or size spread has changed. There is nothing wrong with the goods themselves.
6 lots

Payment status

The payment flow is in simulation mode. No card details are requested until real payment integration goes live.

Photographs

Product photographs are licensed through Pexels. The licence requires no attribution; even so, we name the people who took them here.

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