Frequently Asked Questions

Every major retailer has excess inventory, returns, box damage, undeliverables, and bad addresses. For most retailers, it's cost prohibitive to try and restock/resell these items. That's where liquidation comes in. 

Retailers work with wholesale liquidation companies to get rid of inventory to create more warehouse space and give these items a second chance to be sold. The inventory is sold at bulk, which means wholesale liquidators are able to secure product at a significant discount. Our store purchases truckloads from these wholesale suppliers and pass along the savings to you the customer.

 Visit us in store to purchase pallets. We have pallet sales tickets on every pallet on the floor and when you're ready to buy, simply pull the ticket and proceed to the checkout line. All prices are listed on the ticket. 

 Pallets vary in price based on Retailer and size/number of packages on the pallet. Average prices are $400 to $650 but will also run higher and lower than that depending on inventory. 

 Vou can inspect the items, look up their values, and assess their condition as long as the pallet is not damaged. On the majority of pallets, there will be some items in the center or bottom that may not be visible. We suggest using a bar code scanner app will allow you to find the current retail price for most items.  

Almost all items come stacked and shrink wrapped on a pallet or are in a large cardboard shipping container (called a Gaylord). You are welcome to exam anything you see but we ask that you do not pull them apart or shift packages around.

If you don’t already have them you can add the shopping apps for the retailers or just a bar code reader app to your phone. This will enable you to scan some of the products, see more detailed descriptions and see current retail pricing. 

Inventory may vary weekly but common retailers we sell are Target, Walmart, Kohl's, Macy's, Dollar General, CostWay, Amazon, Lowe's, Home Depot and more. 

 We may not be able to post detailed photos of all our pallets as we usually have more than 150 in stock, but we will regularly post pictures and post new trucks as they arrive.  

Like a lot of things in life, how much you can make will depend on the work you put in. Many sell at Flea Markets or Bin Stores. However, a great number of our buyers sell directly through Facebook Marketplace, Ebay, Craigslist, etc.. There are pros and cons to any one platform and if you stop by, we can provide you some additional insight. 

***For those new to buying Pallets, one of the hardest things is to not keep all the awesome products for yourself.

We have heard the same concerns and rest assured we do not pick through the pallets. They are put on the floor the way we receive them from the retailer. If necessary, we will secure a pallet and that may require we shift some packages but we get excited to see a pallet unloaded into a Customer’s vehicle and see all the amazing items that they got that we weren’t aware were on there. 

Our goal is to price the pallets reasonably and keep you returning for more. This means that we work to base the price low enough that the purchase price is recovered through only a few items.