Lot 23 is a general merchandise liquidation pallet of mixed goods, sold used and as-is, with freight to any US address included. Turning it into a set of online listings is mostly a matter of process, and the simplest rule is to batch the work.
From General Merchandise Liquidation Pallet to Marketplace Listings
- Decide what goes online. Items that are distinctive, complete and easy to ship are better candidates than bulky or low-ticket pieces, which suit bins or bundles.
- Research in batches. Look up model numbers and comparable listings for a group of items at once.
- Photograph in batches. Set up lights once and shoot twenty items in a row.
- Write in batches. Draft titles and descriptions together, using a consistent format: what it is, model, condition, what is included, what is missing, what you checked.
- Measure and weigh. Record shipping dimensions while the item is in hand.
- Label storage. Tag each item with a code that matches the listing so packing is quick.
Be accurate about condition. Describe liquidation goods as used or open-box, never as new.
What Comes in Lot 23
An unmanifested pallet of mixed merchandise lots from General Merchandise. The contents are not listed. Typical counts run from 100 to 300 pieces; that is not guaranteed.
Condition and Testing
Sold used and as-is. Expect mixed condition: some sealed, some worn, damaged, incomplete or not working. Items are not tested. Devices may contain someone’s data or be locked; we do not reset them. Food and personal care goods need seal and date checks before any resale.
Who Buys It
Marketplace sellers, flea market vendors, bin stores and other buyers of bulk lots for resellers. We make no promise about sales.
Freight
Included for any US address. Delivery is curbside, and a dock, forklift or pallet jack makes receiving easier; buyers with none of these should contact the store before ordering, or book an appointment to collect it; pickup storage terms are in our Shipping Policy.
As-Is Terms
Lot 23 is sold as-is and unmanifested. Returns are handled under the Returns & Refund Policy, and that page and the Shipping Policy cover damage, shortage or defect reports.
Listing FAQ
Which items should I list online first?
Complete, distinctive items that ship easily usually come first.
Should I mention the item came from a liquidation lot?
Yes. Say it is used, note where it came from and describe its condition.
Can I return the pallet?
Yes, returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy; the buyer pays return freight on standard returns and there is no restocking fee.
Can I get a list of Lot 23 items for my research?
No list exists; it is not itemized. Your own notes made during sorting become the research list.
How many items should I list per session?
Whatever you can photograph and describe carefully. Accuracy matters more than speed with used goods.
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