Lot 1 of our Target monsters liquidation truckload is a full trailer of mixed merchandise sourced from Target, sold used and as-is. Freight anywhere in the US is covered in the price. Good records from the first day make the whole load easier to manage.
Lot 1 of the Target Monsters Liquidation Truckload
The listing gives a typical count of 100 to 300 items, which is typical and not guaranteed. “Monsters” is part of the listing name, and contents are not itemized. Mentioning the retailer simply identifies where the stock came from; it is not the producer and has no link to the load. It is listed as a full truckload, and that typical count covers the whole load.
Condition
Goods are used, as-is stock of mixed condition. Expect a spread from unopened to clearly used, with some items damaged, incomplete or not working. Nothing is tested or graded.
Simple Record-Keeping for a Truckload of Mixed Goods
You don’t need special software. A spreadsheet with these columns covers most needs:
- Item ID. A short code such as L1-P3-017 (lot, pallet, item number). Write it on a sticker on the item.
- Description. What it is, copied from packaging where possible.
- Condition. Sealed, opened complete, opened incomplete, damaged, not working.
- Location. Shelf, bay or bin.
- Channel. Online, bin, table, wholesale, parts, discard.
- Date listed and date sold. Shows what moves and what lingers.
- Notes. Missing parts, photos taken, buyer questions.
Start the sheet on receiving day with one row per wrapped unit, then add item rows as you break the load down. Keep photos of the wrapped freight linked to those rows; they help if you ever need to raise a freight damage report.
Who Buys Wholesale Truckload Lots
Discount stores, bin stores, online sellers and wholesalers who trade mixed merchandise lots, or who repack the stock into an assorted merchandise pallet for smaller buyers, are the usual takers for wholesale truckload lots like this one.
Freight Delivery
We cover trucking to any address in all 50 states, with curbside delivery under the Shipping Policy. Log the freight as a dock, forklift or pallet jack brings it in. Tell us before ordering if your site has none. Appointment pickup works too; holding terms sit in the Shipping Policy.
As-Is Terms
Lot 1 is sold as-is and unmanifested, with no warranty. Returns are handled under the Returns & Refund Policy, and a report of breakage, a missing pallet or carton, or faults runs through it and the Shipping Policy.
Lot 1 FAQ
Is there a manifest I can import into my spreadsheet?
No. The load is not itemized, so records start on your end.
How detailed should my records be?
Enough to find any item, know its condition and see where it sold. More detail rarely pays back the time.
What does monsters mean here?
It is part of the listing name. It does not describe a grade, and contents are not itemized.
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