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If you love a bargain, you’ve probably thought about trying to buy anAnd while the thought of a discounted box of goods is exciting, there are a few things to consider before you buy one.Here’s everything you need to know.An Amazon return pallet is exactly that… a big pallet of items customers have returned to Amazon.
They could have been returned for any reason. Perhaps it’s faulty, unwanted or the customer was simply sent the wrong thing. To recoup some of the money on returned items, Amazon can group them together in pallets – called things like ‘mixed household’ or ‘electrical’ – and sell at a discounted price.
In a homeware themed pallet, you could get anything from kettles, toasters, microwaves, irons and bins – to fairy lights, kitchenware, aromatherapy oils, mops and wall clocks.Where to buy Amazon return pallets in the UKThough two known suppliers are
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