Unified Wholesale in Idaho Falls has introduced a new retail concept allowing customers to buy full pallets of assorted items sourced from diverse online sellers. The intriguing twist of this innovative retail venture is that the exact contents of each pallet are not disclosed until after the purchase, adding a layer of surprise to the shopping experience.
The company manager, Ryan Wilson, oversees the meticulous sorting of the pallets, which may contain returns, unsold items, unclaimed orders, or transportation-damaged goods. These items are then graded from A (brand-new items in unopened packages) to D (slightly damaged or opened packages). The items are then logged into Unified Wholesale’s digital inventory system for easy access by potential buyers.
If any items are unsold by the end of the month, they may be discounted or donated. This process provides an effective solution to excessive online merchandise. It not only helps manage overstock but also offers businesses an opportunity to procure goods at a lower cost.
The company operates with a flat fee system, ensuring transparency in transactions and avoiding unexpected charges.
Unveiling mystery shopping pallets in Idaho
Customers simply select a pallet, pay, and take it away. This system aids in more efficient shopping, fostering long-term customer relationships.
The two types of pallets available for purchase are ‘monster’ and ‘bulk’. ‘Monster’ pallets, selling for $849, hold a retail value between $2,000 to $5,000. ‘Bulk’ pallets, priced at $699, contain larger items such as furniture and weight sets, with a total retail value varying between $2,500 to $6,000. Both pallet types offer great savings, adding to customer satisfaction.
The operational goal of Unified Wholesale is to refresh its inventory with new pallets weekly. The warehouse is open for customers to inspect the pallets Mon-Sat. However, buyers should note that all purchases are final and non-refundable.
