A total of three wholesale lots were in the truck. One wholesale lot from Circuit City. The Circuit City wholesale lot was surplus overstock electronics. The Lot had eight pallets of consumer electronics including:
- Five plasma T.V.'s
- twenty four car stereo's
- forty - eight digital cameras
- twelve lap top computers
- twenty one home theatre systems
- three pallets of misc. electronics accessories.
I sold the pallets of surplus merchandise to seven different customers for a total $38,600. I sold the last of the pallets yesterday. From the time the truck arrived until i sold the last pallet was 15 days. All sales were paid in cash. Two weeks more than 60% profit on my investment.
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My wife and I are wanting to open a wholesale business in our town. We are considering buying 3 or 4 truckloads. She wants to focus on items like: toys, games, tennis shoes, underwear, paper plates, matches, socks, bandana hankerchiefs, etc. There is a company in town called Lucky Dollar that buys by the truckload and sells like 35 million a year but they don't like to break it down to pallets. It looks like a truckload from sears worth 50K (retail?)costs 10K. He likes to sell by the truckload. We'd like to have a warehouse and break our stuff down to pallets and cases for local wholesalers/retailers. We're looking for advice from people that have done this before. We can be reached at johnmartzhomes@gmail.com. Thanks for any help. We were trying to reach that palletking or palletqueen too and others who know this business. We need help. How do we reach people on these sites. It doesn't look like emails are provided? Anyway. Thanks for any help you can give.
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