Lot 72 is a medium electronics liquidation pallet, one unmanifested load of mixed electronics sold used and as-is with freight anywhere in the US included, and because no list comes with it, any record of what was inside has to start with you.
Paper or Digital: Keeping Track of Lot 72
You can keep records in a notebook or a spreadsheet. What matters is that every piece gets an entry the day it comes off the pallet.
Minimum fields
- Tag number (for example 72-01, 72-02)
- What it is, in a few words
- Condition on arrival: boxed, loose, damaged
- Check result, if any
- Where it went: listed, bin, table, parts, recycled
Useful extras
- Serial or model number for devices
- Whether a device was reset, or locked and moved to parts
- Date sold or disposed of
- Photos linked by tag number
A weekly five-minute review
Once a week, sort the sheet by status. Items still unlisted after two reviews need a decision: bundle, discount bin, parts or recycle. This stops the slow tail from quietly filling shelves.
Arrival photos belong in the record
Photograph the wrapped pallet from every side at delivery and keep those images with the log. If you ever file a transit damage or shortage report under the Shipping Policy, they are the evidence that matters.
Inside the Medium Electronics Liquidation Pallet
The listing says medium electronics and nothing more specific. Typical counts run from 20 to 120 items, not guaranteed.
Condition
Used electronics in mixed condition. Items may appear unopened or be worn, damaged, incomplete or not working, and none are tested or graded. Devices may hold previous users’ data or account and carrier locks; the store does not wipe or unlock them. Some battery products may have been returned for faults, so inspect and dispose of batteries responsibly.
Who Keeps These Records
Small businesses buying resale inventory by the pallet, bin stores tracking turnover, and repair shops logging parts. Anyone moving on to larger wholesale electronics lots will already have the habit in place.
Freight and Pickup
Included anywhere in the US, with curbside delivery. Tag 72-01 gets written sooner if a forklift, jack or dock is on hand. Without one, contact the store before ordering. Pickup by appointment is available; the Shipping Policy covers storage.
Terms
Lot 72 is sold as-is and unmanifested. Returns are handled under the Returns & Refund Policy, and the Shipping Policy also applies to freight issues.
Tracking FAQ
Is a notebook enough?
For one pallet, yes; a spreadsheet becomes easier as you buy more.
Should I log broken items?
Yes. Knowing how much ended up as parts is useful for future buying decisions.
Will the store send a list later?
No; the lot is not itemized at any point.
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