Manifests are inventory spreadsheets provided directly by national retailers (like Amazon, Target, or Home Depot). They list item descriptions, quantities, and original retail MSRPs. We do not individually scan, sort, or cherry-pick items from these pallets—what the retailer logs is what we pass on to you.

Retail warehouse employees handle thousands of customer returns per hour. Discrepancies occur when a customer returns an item in the wrong box, a different model than purchased, or when multiple small items are combined on a single pallet. These standard variations are factored into our heavily discounted pricing.

When you purchase raw, unsearched electronics or general merchandise lots, they are shipped in their original state. Items may range from pristine brand-new shelf pulls to open-box functional units, or heavily damaged, non-working items. Expecting a mix of all three is key to a profitable resale model.

Experienced B2B buyers distribute their risk. High-margin items (like undamaged electronics) usually cover the entire cost of the pallet, turning any salvageable components, open-box items, or parts-only units into pure net profit when processed and resold individually.