I bought a Very & Argos returns pallet & bagged £2k worth of goodies including a Shark vacuum cleaner & kid’s scooter

I bought a Very & Argos returns pallet & bagged £2k worth of goodies including a Shark vacuum cleaner & kid’s scooter

08/11/2021

A SAVVY woman has made a sizeable sum selling returned items from Very and Argos.

Cora Harrison revealed how she bought a pallet of goodies, worth £2,776.71, for £679.10 – in the hope of bagging a profit.

In a video shared to YouTube, the woman explained how she was keen to see if it was a "legitimate way" to make money.

Cora detailed how she opened up the pallet to find 33 unwanted products.

These included a Shark vacuum cleaner, a mountain bike and a kid's scooter.

She said: "I opted to sell the vast majority of the items on Facebook Marketplace to sell things quickly, and easily."

Thanks for making this video!

However, Cora notes that buying the pallet was a "huge gamble" since of the 33 products, four were damaged.

And she wasn't able to avoid lots of fees and postage costs like she had hoped, and had to turn to the likes of eBay to shift some items.

Cora revealed that she managed to sell all the items on the pallet within two weeks.

In the end, she make a profit of £201.21, noting that the process was "significantly easier" than she thought it would be.

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Her video – which has been watched more than 200,000 times – was popular with viewers, who left more than 4,000 'likes'.

One person wrote: "Loved it, Cora!"

Another commented: "Thanks for a no-nonsense bullet point-style video."

A third shared: "What a great video."

And a fourth added: "Thanks for making this video! I have often thought about buying these pallets but never went for it."




In other real life news, we told you about the woman who made £30,000 in. a year selling on Amazon.

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And a 35-year-old woman who got pregnant at 14 now has 11 kids.

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