Lot 13 is an electronics liquidation pallet: one skid of mixed-condition electronics, unmanifested, sold used and as-is, with freight to any US address included in the price. Think of it as a stock-control exercise as much as a buying decision; the bin-and-shelf system below tracks every piece.
Shelf Locations and Counts for an Electronics Liquidation Pallet
Rather than a long spreadsheet, some sellers prefer a physical system that mirrors their storage.
- Label shelf bays with a letter and number, such as A1, A2, B1.
- Assign a bay to each piece as it comes off the skid, and write the bay code on a small card taped to the item.
- Keep a single tally sheet per lot, headed Lot 13, with columns for bay, item type, status and exit date.
- Status words only: waiting, checked, listed, gone, scrap. Short words keep it quick.
- Weekly count. Walk the bays once a week and tick off anything still sitting. Pieces that sit too long move to a clearance bay.
- Close the sheet when the last piece leaves, and file it. Over time those sheets show which kinds of electronics move and which linger.
Pair this with phone photos named by bay code and you have a full history without any software.
Lot 13 Specifics
Title: Electronics Liquidation Pallet. Section: Electronics. One skid, with a usual spread of 20 to 120 pieces offered as a guide and not a commitment. This unmanifested pallet has no contents list.
What Condition to Plan For
Mixed and second-hand: maybe a few untouched cartons, many handled units, and others scuffed, partial or not powering up. Some units may have been returned for faults. Nothing is bench-checked by us. Devices with storage may still hold someone’s files or be tied to an account, and the store does not clear or release them. Look everything over before use or resale and recycle batteries properly.
Who Finds This Useful
Small shops and garage sellers who want resale inventory by the pallet without investing in inventory software, plus repair benches working through wholesale electronics lots.
Getting It Delivered
We cover freight within the US. The skid comes curbside on a freight truck; a dock, forklift or hand pallet jack makes unloading easiest, and without one, contact the store before ordering. You can also collect by appointment; holding terms are in the Shipping Policy.
Terms and Claims
As-is and unmanifested, though returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy; on standard returns you pay the freight back and no restocking fee is charged. Use that policy and the Shipping Policy to raise transit damage, missing goods or defects.
Lot 13 Questions
How many shelf bays will I need?
Depends on piece count and size. Start with more than you think and merge later.
What goes in the scrap status?
Dead or broken pieces headed to parts buyers or e-waste recycling.
Can I ask what is on Lot 13 before buying?
We do not itemize skids, so no contents list is available.
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