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Amazon Pallets

Amazon customer returns across mixed categories. Returns stock is the widest-variance product we sell, and Amazon loads are the most misunderstood thing in this trade.

34 loads listed

What an Amazon returns pallet really is

It is a pallet of goods that customers sent back to Amazon. That is all it is. It is not a pallet of unopened new stock, it is not sorted by value, and nobody knows what is inside it until it is opened, including us.

Why the videos lie

Unboxing videos select for the good ones. A channel does not post the pallet that turned out to be phone cases and returned printer ink. Assume the median load, not the one that made a video.

Our position on it

Every load here is unmanifested. A share of the goods is typically new or new-with-tags and the remainder is customer-returned or shelf-pulled stock whose condition varies. We do not sort or grade a load before it ships. We do not provide a manifest and we do not publish estimated retail values or resale figures for any load. We are not affiliated with Amazon and we are not an authorized Amazon reseller.

Shipping

Shipping is included in the listed price to all 50 states, dispatched within 2 business days of cleared payment, with transit of 2 to 7 business days across the lower 48.

Questions about amazon pallets

Are these really from Amazon?

The stock originated as Amazon customer returns. We are not affiliated with Amazon in any way.

Will there be high value electronics inside?

We make no claim about contents. Anyone promising specific items in a returns pallet is guessing.

Is there a manifest?

No. We do not provide a manifest for any load.

Why is there no retail value listed?

Because we will not publish a number we cannot substantiate. Estimated retail values in this trade are marketing, not measurement.