Lot 37 is a general merchandise liquidation pallet sold used and as-is, with freight anywhere in the US included. Bundles and mixed boxes are a common way resellers clear the leftovers from a pallet like this, and selling a bundle honestly takes a little more care than selling a single item, because the buyer cannot see every piece in detail.
Honest Bundles From an Assorted Merchandise Pallet
- Theme the bundle. Group pieces that share a use; a clear theme helps buyers judge it.
- Photograph every item. One group shot plus close-ups of anything notable or damaged.
- List the contents. A short line per item is enough. Mention anything that does not work or is missing parts.
- State condition plainly. Say the bundle is made of used liquidation goods and untested unless you tested them.
- Avoid mystery framing. If you call something a mystery box, still describe its general contents and condition truthfully, and never imply buyers will get something unusually valuable.
- Weigh and measure. Bundles get heavy; quote shipping accurately.
About This General Merchandise Liquidation Pallet
Lot 37 is an assorted merchandise pallet from General Merchandise. It is not manifested. Typical counts are 100 to 300 pieces, not guaranteed.
Condition
Used and as-is, mixed condition. Some items may be sealed; others damaged, incomplete or non-working. We do not test. Devices may be account-locked or contain data and are not reset by us. Anything with a seal or date code needs checking, and opened consumables should not go into bundles.
Who Buys It
Online sellers, market vendors and bin stores buy resale inventory by the pallet and bulk lots for resellers like this. We promise no result.
Freight
Freight anywhere in the US is included. The pallet comes to the curb, so line up a forklift, dock or pallet jack (or talk to the store first if you have none), or collect by appointment, with storage terms in our Shipping Policy.
As-Is Terms
The lot is sold as-is and unmanifested. Returns are welcome under the Returns & Refund Policy, while transit damage, shortage or defect claims run through it and the Shipping Policy together.
Bundle FAQ
How big should a bundle be?
Small enough to photograph clearly and ship sensibly; many sellers keep to a single box.
Can I include broken items in a bundle?
Only if you say so clearly in the listing.
Will Lot 37 produce enough for bundles?
Most mixed pallets leave some small pieces that suit bundling, but contents are not itemized.
Should I label bundles as used?
Yes. Saying the contents are used liquidation goods sets the right expectation.
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