In this era when memory prices are skyrocketing and no one can buy them at the original price, I didn’t expect that exceptLucky enough to make a fortune because Amazon sent the wrong number of SSDs,even Amazon You can also find treasures on the Amazon Return Pallets, which is really enviable.
Recently, a netizen on a foreign Reddit forum shared his story of great luck. He only spent $100 on an Amazon return pallet and received more than 40 items. DDR5 memory, the net profit is at least NT$200,000 when converted to market price.
Netizen spent $100 on an Amazon return pallet and found 40 strips of DDR5 memory
A few days ago, Reddit user u/Apprehensive-Dig2898 posted on the PCMasterRace board that he hit the jackpot with Amazon return pallets. He purchased 25 kilograms of Amazon return pallets for $4 per kilogram, for a total cost of exactly $100.
After opening the box, he found that one of the boxes was filled with 40 unopened 16GB Kingston Fury DDR5 memory sticks. He also wrote “Still in shock” in the post, adding that this was a once-in-a-lifetime blessing.
According to Wccftech, each 16GB Kingston Fury DDR5 memory stick retails for at least $175 on Amazon, so 40 sticks are worth about $7,000 in total. Dexerto estimates it will cost around $205 each, bringing the total price to around $8,000.
Therefore, after deducting the purchase cost of US$100, this netizen’s actual profit was at least more than US$6,900, which is equivalent to a return on investment of more than 69 times, which is really an exaggeration. If he resells it, he can not only recover the cost easily, but also make a substantial profit.
Hit the jackpot with amazon return pallets
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Many people may not know what the Amazon return pallet is. Just like the name, Amazon packages the goods returned by customers, excess inventory in the warehouse, or unsold goods into a large number of “pallets”, and sells them to clearance partner platforms such as Liquidation.com, Direct Liquidation, BlueLots, etc. at a low price.
The buyer can only know the weight and approximate category (such as electronic products), but cannot check the content in advance. Therefore, it is a game of chance. He may get a brand new high-priced item, or he may get a broken, missing, or even completely useless item. This type of transaction is essentially like gambling and is more suitable for experienced second-hand resale players to try.
Many netizens left comments below saying, “I’m so lucky,” and “This is a whole year’s worth of luck.” Others asked, “Do you want to sell it?” The original PO replied, “I’m still too shocked, I haven’t thought about the next step.”
In addition, some people shared their own failure experiences, such as “I only got a bunch of iPhone 6 protective cases when I bought pallets.”
The original PO also does not recommend that most people spend money to buy this kind of return pallet: “I would not recommend anyone to do this, because most of the time it is full of garbage, and the chance of this situation is one in a million.”
Source: KOCPC Chinese