. These pallets often consist of items that have been returned to a retailer, and for some lucky customers, it's a great way to make money, although it can also be a great way to lose money too. "Our strategy is typically to pick out a pallet in which we can see one or two items which we hope will pay for most of the pallet," Sarah explained in a video on the pair's YouTube page. "So that's why Jamie chose this pallet that has some kind of welder and everything else should be a bonus." As they started pulling items from the pallet that was jam packed into their car, one of the first things that caught the couple's eye was an unopened casserole dish, as well as a pricey unopened foot spa and pet items that "usually sell really well online". As they sifted through their boxes, the duo also found a gold chandelier that's worth around £80 ($100). As well as profitable items, they also explain that you can get broken, odd and unusable products - like the metal furniture legs they found lurking in their pallet. For the items they can't sell, such as used bedding, the couple donate to charities and groups in){kind=link}
A lucky couple took a huge gamble and bought an Amazon returns mystery pallet for £500 and couldn’t believe the profit they are able to make from the goodies inside
A lucky couple who took a gamble when buying a mystery Amazon returns pallet couldn’t believe their luck as they discovered what was inside. They now estimate to cash in over £,2000 for flogging their items, after paying just £500 for the pallet.
Not knowing the contents of your mystery pallet is always a risky game, but this duo struck gold with their finds. Youtubers Jamie and Sarah McCauley, a married couple from Michigan, regularly post their hauls on YouTube, and in their latest video, they unboxed their new mystery Amazon haul. Having become pros at picking out good pallets, they share their tips on the video, and it’s worth noting – as the couple estimated their box contents are worth £2,367 ($3,062).
These pallets often consist of items that have been returned to a retailer, and for some lucky customers, it’s a great way to make money, although it can also be a great way to lose money too. “Our strategy is typically to pick out a pallet in which we can see one or two items which we hope will pay for most of the pallet,” Sarah explained in a video on the pair’s YouTube page. “So that’s why Jamie chose this pallet that has some kind of welder and everything else should be a bonus.”
As they started pulling items from the pallet that was jam packed into their car, one of the first things that caught the couple’s eye was an unopened casserole dish, as well as a pricey unopened foot spa and pet items that “usually sell really well online”. As they sifted through their boxes, the duo also found a gold chandelier that’s worth around £80 ($100).