Source inventory you can actually price

Every lot is opened, checked by hand and graded against a published standard. The grade is computed from the inspector's recorded answers, not picked by whoever was on shift, so a Grade B means the same thing this week as it did last week and your pricing holds.

Read the ladder the way the good resellers do:

- New and Grade A flip clean at the top of your market. Sealed, or opened and unused. - Grade B is the workhorse. Light use, complete, working, and priced under what it resells for. - Grade C and D are where the amateurs stop looking. Repairers and parts sellers buy them on purpose. When the card names the missing part, a broken item is just a job with a parts list.

The card also says how far we tested: in normal use, as far as is practical, or judged sealed. A power-on is never written up as a functional test. The full grading standard

Pick the exact items you want, photographed and graded one by one, in whatever quantity suits you. Nothing is a sealed gamble.

When you outgrow single units, we sell by the pallet on the same platform:

- Manifested pallets come with a line-by-line list, so you can price the load before you bid. - Mixed return pallets are sorted by condition and category, for people with somewhere to sort. - Parts and repair pallets are exactly that, and never sold as working stock.

Pallets and truckloads are coming soon. Join the wholesale list

- How to read a lot - Max bid strategy - Sourcing to resell