![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/were-set-to-make-2k-on-an-amazon-returns-pallet-and-hit-the-jackpot-with-a-210-welder-and-a-160-kettle/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/hit-jackpot-https-www-youtube-837144321.jpg&description=what a return We're set to make £2k on an Amazon returns pallet and hit the jackpot with a £210 welder and a £160 kettle A COUPLE who spent £500 on an Amazon returns pallet were unsure whether or not their gamble would pay off. But after getting it home and unpacking it, they soon realised they'd hit the jackpot with some of the items in there. 7 Jamie and Sarah are pros at picking up returns pallets Credit: YouTube 7 And spent £500 on this Amazon one, after Jamie spotted a welder inside Credit: YouTube 7 Among the jackpot items they found was a new, sealed foot spa Credit: YouTube 7 And a gorgeous, modern gold chandelier Credit: YouTube Jamie and Sarah are pros at picking up returns pallets and selling their finds on for a profit, and explained there's a trick to ensuring you get a good one. "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 bonus." Among the first items the couple got out of the pallet were a foot spa worth £63 ($80), a glass casserole dish and some pet bits, including a dog bed and set of dog bowls. "Pet stuff sells really well for me on Facebook Marketplace too, not necessarily huge profit but definitely £15 ($20) here or there all the time." They went on to open some jackpot items including a hemp WoolRoom pillow that retails for £94 (£119.99), and a gold chandelier that could fetch them £83 ($105.99). Other items in the pallet included some glass vases, picture frames, snow shoes, loose bedding and a tie and belt organiser. But it was when they got to a Caraway whistling kettle that Sarah got really excited. "Beautiful too because it's in this pristine, original packaging, so that always helps for eBay sales as well," she said. And when Jamie guess it was worth around £23.50 ($30), Sarah delighted in telling him){kind=link}
A COUPLE who spent £500 on an Amazon returns pallet were unsure whether or not their gamble would pay off.
But after getting it home and unpacking it, they soon realised they’d hit the jackpot with some of the items in there.
Jamie and Sarah are pros at picking up returns pallets and selling their finds on for a profit, and explained there’s a trick to ensuring you get a good one.
“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 bonus.”