Lot 39 is a general merchandise liquidation pallet, unmanifested and sold used and as-is, with freight anywhere in the US part of the price. Some shoppers pay more attention to the box than to the item, and a pallet like this will hold a range of packaging states that affect who buys what, so it pays to look at packaging from the shopper’s side.
How Different Shoppers See Packaging
Gift buyers
Want clean, intact retail packaging. A crushed box rules an item out even if the contents are fine.
Self-use buyers
Care mostly about whether the item works and is complete. Damaged boxes matter less to them.
Collectors
The state of the carton can matter as much as the piece; describe it in detail.
Bin shoppers
Expect imperfect packaging and dig for the item itself.
Parts buyers
Ignore packaging entirely and want accurate model information.
Sorting by packaging condition, then routing pieces to the shoppers who care least about flaws, keeps fewer items sitting on the shelf.
What Lot 39 Holds
Lot 39 is an unmanifested pallet from General Merchandise, so contents and packaging states are not listed. A typical general merchandise pallet carries 100 to 300 pieces, not guaranteed.
The General Merchandise Liquidation Pallet Condition
Used and as-is. Packaging and completeness are not checked piece by piece, so sealed boxes may still be incomplete. Some goods may be damaged or non-working. We do no testing. Devices may hold data or locks from a previous owner. Anything with a seal or date code needs checking.
Who Buys It
Resale inventory by the pallet like Lot 39 suits online sellers, bin stores, market vendors and parts sellers. We make no promise about outcomes.
Freight
Freight anywhere in the US is part of the price. Delivery is curbside; meet the truck with a dock, forklift or pallet jack (contact the store before ordering if you have none), or collect by appointment; pickup storage terms are in our Shipping Policy.
As-Is Terms
The pallet is sold as-is and unmanifested. Returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy, and damage, shortage or defect reports go through that page and the Shipping Policy.
Packaging FAQ
Are most items in retail boxes?
It varies by pallet and is not recorded.
Does a damaged box mean a damaged item?
Not always. Check the contents before deciding.
Can I sell items without boxes online?
Yes, with clear photos and an honest description. Pack them carefully for shipping, since they have no retail box to protect them.
Should I keep empty boxes from the pallet?
Only if they match an item you are selling. Mismatched or empty packaging is better recycled, so it never gets paired with the wrong product.
How do I photograph packaging damage?
Take one overall shot of the box and a close-up of each dent, tear or crushed corner, in plain light.
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