A WOMAN revealed how she spent £140 on an Amazon returns pallet and discovered it was worth ten times what she bought it for. YouTuber Ana, who posts on her channel The Baytraders, unboxed £1,400 worth of goods from a £140 Amazon returns pallet. For the last twelve years, she and her family make their […]
A WOMAN revealed how she spent £140 on an Amazon returns pallet and discovered it was worth ten times what she bought it for.
YouTuber Ana, who posts on her channel The Baytraders, unboxed £1,400 worth of goods from a £140 Amazon returns pallet.
For the last twelve years, she and her family make their living by buying returns pallets and reselling the goods for a profit on eBay.
Ana showed off all the best bargains she received in her most recent pallet purchase, although some items were worse for wear.
This particular pallet was a total mystery, but Ana said she could tell it was made up of mostly general household items as soon as she opened it up.
When buying returns pallets, there is no guarantee that the products will be in working condition, so it’s always a risk.
“It’s not always glamorous because you don’t know the condition people return stuff in”, she said.
In this particular case, the Baytraders got their hands on a HoMedics massage chair worth £200.
Miscellaneous household items made up the majority of the haul, including a George Foreman grill worth £32 and a Tower deep fryer worth £53.99.
She also received a Vileda steam mop worth £56.99 brand new,, and an Artesa serving platter worth £13, and an Ingenuity cradling bouncer, which is usually sold for £60.
The Baytraders were definitely happy with their purchase.
“Pretty much everything tallies up to about £1,400, so if you think about it, we paid £140, that’s not bad. It’s like one tenth of the whole value”, Ana said.
The Baytraders previously bagged a returns pallet worth £10,000 for just £18.
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