Lot 78 is a medium electronics liquidation pallet sold used and as-is, with freight anywhere in the US included in the price. It is one unmanifested pallet from the electronics department, and this description is organized around one practical question: once the wrap comes off, which sales channel should each piece go to?
Routing Stock from a Medium Electronics Liquidation Pallet
Mixed electronic goods rarely fit a single outlet. Deciding on channels in advance means every unit leaves your sorting table with a destination instead of piling up in a corner.
Online marketplace listings
Reserve this channel for pieces you have powered on and can describe accurately, with every flaw stated. Shipping costs matter, so compact, lighter items tend to suit it more than bulky ones.
Local pickup and flea market tables
Heavier or fragile goods often move better face to face, where a shopper can watch the item switch on. A power strip at a market table helps.
Bin store shelves and bundles
Small accessories, loose cords and low-priced gadgets can be grouped into bundles or placed on a bin store tech shelf, clearly marked as untested where you could not check them.
Repair and parts buyers
Units that do not power on, or that show faults, can go to repair technicians and parts sellers when labeled honestly as for parts or repair.
Recycling
Anything unsafe, such as a swollen battery or cracked casing exposing wiring, belongs with a certified electronics or battery recycler under your local rules.
About Lot 78
The listing name is Medium Electronics Liquidation Pallet. The pallet is not itemized, so the brands and product types are unknown before arrival. A typical count is 20 to 120 items, a range that is typical, not guaranteed.
Condition, Data and Testing
This is an untested electronics pallet of used goods in mixed condition. Pieces may appear unopened or clearly worn, and some may be damaged, incomplete, missing accessories or not working; some may have been returned for faults. Nothing is graded. Devices with storage may still hold a previous owner’s data or be account- or activation-locked, and the store does not wipe, reset or unlock them; buyers handle that before resale.
Who Handles Bulk Electronics for Resale This Way
Sellers who already run more than one outlet, such as an online shop plus a weekend booth, get the most from channel routing. Some buyers also pass sorted boxes to other vendors as bulk lots for resellers.
Freight and Curbside Delivery
Freight is included to any address in all 50 US states. The carrier delivers curbside, and a loading dock, forklift or pallet jack makes unloading easier. Contact the store before ordering if you have none of these. Local pickup by appointment is available, with storage terms in the Shipping Policy.
Purchase Terms
Lot 78 is sold as-is. Returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy; the buyer pays return freight on standard returns and there is no restocking fee. Damage, shortage or defect reports follow that policy and the Shipping Policy.
Lot 78 Questions
Can I list untested items online?
Many marketplaces allow it if the listing says plainly that the item is untested or for parts. Check each platform’s rules.
Will the store reset locked devices?
No. Data removal and activation are the buyer’s responsibility.
Does the pallet come with a product list?
No. It is unmanifested, so contents are known only once you unpack it.
Can I collect the pallet myself?
Yes, by appointment. The Shipping Policy explains how long a pickup order can be held.
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