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Wholesale Mixed TV (Approx. 20 Units) Liquidation Pallet

$1,600.00

Est. units20 units
ConditionNew

AvailabilityIn stock, ready to dispatch

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Wholesale Mixed Tv Liquidation ships as one pallet and carries consumer electronics.

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  • Dispatch within 1 to 2 business days of cleared payment
  • Freight damage: 48 hours of delivery (noted on the Bill of Lading). Defective or wrong load: 30 days after delivery
SKU: PPS-PLT-3302 Categories: ,

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Wholesale mixed tv liquidation - Wholesale Mixed TV (20 Units) Liquidation Pallet Wholesale Mixed TV (Approx. 20...

$1,600.00

At a glance

  • Estimated units: about 20 units
  • Estimated cost per unit: about $80 per unit, freight included
  • Condition: New, sold as-is
  • Typically includes: Flat-screen TVs in mixed sizes and brands
  • Best for: TV and electronics resellers, repair shops, online marketplaces
  • Shipping: Free US shipping, included in the price

Counts are estimates for this type of load, and every load varies.

Wholesale Mixed Tv Liquidation ships as one pallet and carries consumer electronics.

What is in a Wholesale Mixed Tv Liquidation

Electronics carry the widest condition spread of anything we sell. Returned electronics are frequently returned because something did not work, and a share of any electronics load will need testing, charging or a missing cable before it can be listed.

Budget testing time. Resellers who do well with electronics are the ones with a bench, a set of common cables and the patience to sort working from non-working before anything goes online.

Sold as-is. A meaningful share tends to be new or new-with-tags, with the balance gently used or returned. Condition varies across the load.

Pricing and per-unit cost

This load is $1,600 for roughly 20 pieces, about $80 per piece with freight already included. Price your listings from that number rather than from the headline total.

The price you see is the price you pay. There is no separate freight line at checkout and no buyer premium.

Who this load suits

This suits a reseller who prices in variance and sells at volume. It does not suit anyone who needs to know each item before they commit.

Think about handling before you order. Sorting a load in a driveway in the rain is how margin disappears.

Shipping and claims on this pallet

Free US shipping, included in the listed price. Orders are processed in 1 to 2 business days, with delivery in 1 to 7 business days. Pallets and truckloads move by freight, so someone needs to be available to receive the delivery.

We do not provide a manifest for this load and we do not publish estimated retail values or resale figures. Quantities are approximate. Freight damage must be written on the Bill of Lading before the driver leaves and reported within 48 hours, which is the carrier’s deadline. A defective or wrong load can be reported within 30 days.

Common questions

Is there a manifest? No. We do not provide a manifest for this load and we do not publish estimated retail values. This load is sold unmanifested: there is no itemised contents list, and the unit count is an estimate, not a guarantee.

Can I see it before I buy? The photographs on this page are what we have. We do not open, grade or sort a load before dispatch, so no one here has itemised it either.

Will I receive exactly 20 pieces? Treat it as approximate. Piece counts are an estimate of what a pallet of this type usually holds, and shortages are not covered.

What if it arrives damaged? Note the damage on the Bill of Lading before the driver leaves and tell us within 48 hours. That window is the carrier’s deadline rather than ours. A defective or wrong load is separate and can be reported within 30 days.

Specification

Condition basisNew, sold as-is
Listing basisA load class we source on a repeating basis, not one unique pallet. Contents and mix vary between orders.
PhotographsRepresentative of this load class, not of the specific pallet you receive.
ManifestNot provided
Quantity basisEstimated, about 20 units
InspectionNot individually inspected or tested
Resale figuresNone published. We do not estimate what a load will resell for.
Retail valuesNone published. We do not publish estimated retail values.
ShippingFree US shipping, the United States
ReturnsChange-of-mind returns are not accepted. Freight damage must be noted on the Bill of Lading before the driver leaves and reported within 48 hours of delivery - that deadline is the carrier's, not ours. A defective, wrong or materially misrepresented load can be reported 30 days after delivery.
SKUPPS-PLT-3302
CategoryElectronics Liquidation Pallets, Single Pallet Loads

Working this load

Every load varies, so what follows is not a contents list. It is what buyers of this class of load tend to check, sort and plan for.

A single pallet is the sensible size to start with. It can be taken at a kerbside or driveway delivery with a liftgate, it does not need a loading dock, and it is small enough that one person can work through it without hiring help.

Match the channel to the grade

Where you sell should follow how far you graded. Fully tested units justify a listing each. Untested volume is better sold on as a lot to someone whose business is testing. Repair shops will take the broken tier steadily if you can supply it regularly.

Plan for the tail

The last twenty per cent of an electronics load is always the hardest to move. Having a standing outlet for it, whether that is a recycler or a regular parts buyer, keeps your storage clear and your cashflow working.

Price without the accessories

Cables, chargers, remotes and original packaging are frequently missing from returned electronics. Pricing as though everything is complete is the most common way new buyers lose margin. Assume bare units, and treat a complete box as upside rather than the baseline.