Buying and selling returned items?

[Grant]

Do you guys ever buy those returned item bundles you can buy at some sites? I know there are sites that will sell you returned items, sometimes in pallets. I saw unboxing videos where people purchased a box full of returned items to Amazon. Amazon can't do anything with most returned items, so they often sell off the stuff in bundles. Would you buy one of these pallets in the hopes of finding some usable products to then sell for a profit?

 

[Kane]

In my home country, the returned items are always sold as new items. You never know if these items were actually bought and then later returned by some customers. Therefore, a b usiness model like this does not exist here.

 

[Good-Person]

Do you guys ever buy those returned item bundles you can buy at some sites? I know there are sites that will sell you returned items, sometimes in pallets. I saw unboxing videos where people purchased a box full of returned items to Amazon. Amazon can't do anything with most returned items, so they often sell off the stuff in bundles. Would you buy one of these pallets in the hopes of finding some usable products to then sell for a profit?

In here, the returned items are sold as new items and I think that most of the people do not even know if the items is a used one. However, in many cases, many businesses would not even accept the item in case if the item is already used by the customer.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Do you guys ever buy those returned item bundles you can buy at some sites? I know there are sites that will sell you returned items, sometimes in pallets. I saw unboxing videos where people purchased a box full of returned items to Amazon. Amazon can't do anything with most returned items, so they often sell off the stuff in bundles. Would you buy one of these pallets in the hopes of finding some usable products to then sell for a profit?

I've not bought anyone of those pallets but it's not because I don't want to, it's because I've not had the opportunity to buy any of them. They won't sell those pallets when they're sure there's no benefits for the buyers. If I see the next one Amazon sells and I have money for it, I will buy.

 

[Frank]

In my home country, the returned items are always sold as new items. You never know if these items were actually bought and then later returned by some customers. Therefore, a b usiness model like this does not exist here.

It is not same here. It is sold as returned items and the returned fabrics, for example, is known as "okirika". The price is always cheaper than when you are buying the new items that have not been in use before. It is a market that a lot of people are getting into and it shows that there is money in there.