Lot 24 is a general merchandise liquidation pallet of assorted general merchandise, sold used and as-is with freight anywhere in the US included. A pallet like this is much easier to manage if every piece gets written down as it comes off the wood, so below is a lightweight bookkeeping method that suits a garage seller as well as a small shop.
Tracking a General Merchandise Liquidation Pallet
You do not need software. A shared spreadsheet with six columns covers it: tag number, short description, condition note, storage spot, status and final outcome.
- Tag number. Start at 24-001 so every piece from Lot 24 is traceable later.
- Condition note. Use a fixed vocabulary such as sealed, opened, scuffed, broken, parts only.
- Storage spot. Shelf letter and bin number, so nothing gets lost after sorting.
- Status. Unlisted, listed, sold, bundled, donated, recycled.
- Outcome. Where it went and when. Over time this shows which kinds of items move in your area.
Keep the delivery photos and the bill of lading in the same folder. If you ever need to report a shortage or freight damage, those records make the conversation simple.
What Lot 24 Holds
We cannot tell you; it is an unmanifested pallet. Mixed merchandise lots like this one are not itemized, so the blend of goods is only known once the wrap comes off. Expect somewhere around 100 to 300 pieces, keeping in mind that the figure is typical and not guaranteed.
Condition Disclosure
Everything is sold used and as-is, in mixed condition. Expect a spread from untouched retail packaging to obviously worn, broken or incomplete goods, plus some that simply will not work. We do not test, grade or open anything ahead of shipping. If any food, cosmetics or personal-care pieces turn up, check their seals and dates yourself; any device may hold a previous owner’s data and is not reset by us.
Who Uses Lots Like This
Bulk lots for resellers suit online sellers, bin stores, flea market vendors and discount shops. We make no promise about what any buyer will achieve.
Getting It Delivered
Freight to any address in the US is built into the listed price. It arrives curbside on a freight truck, and a loading dock, forklift or pallet jack makes unloading easiest; without one, contact the store before ordering. You may instead book a local pickup appointment; pickup storage terms are in the Shipping Policy.
As-Is Terms
No warranty applies, though returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy, with the buyer paying return freight on standard returns and no restocking fee. Reports of damage, shortage or a defect go through the process on the Returns & Refund Policy and Shipping Policy pages.
Record-Keeping FAQ
Is a paper notebook good enough?
Yes, as long as each piece has a tag number that matches a line in the book.
Will Lot 24 come with a packing list?
No list is provided, which is why your own log is useful.
Should I record items I throw away?
Yes. Knowing the share of unusable stock helps you judge later purchases.
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