Which returns lot to choose depending on where you sell: market stall, shop or online

If you sell at a market or flea market

What works well are mixed boxes with low and mid-priced items that people can see and touch: home, kitchen, toys and small accessories. To start with, boxes are better than pallets (we explain why in your first lot): they move faster and let you test what sells at your stall.

If you have a shop

Choose lots from a category that fits what you already sell (motoring, home, kids, kitchen and homeware…). Recognisable brands sell themselves over the counter, and a themed lot lets you set up a whole section in one go.

If you sell online: Wallapop, Vinted or your own website

• Look for items with a clear reference: with the ASIN from the item list you can find photos, specs and reviews for your listing.
• Best to go for products with enough value per item, so that each sale makes the work and the shipping worthwhile.
• Watch out for bulky or heavy items: they are expensive to ship and take up space until they sell.

If you are just starting out

Start with one box, learn what sells in your area or on your channel, and then grow into pallets. On reusalia.es/lotes you can move the budget slider to see only the lots that fit what you want to invest.

Ask us before you buy

Tell us where you sell and what kind of customers you have, and we will point you to the lots that fit best. People ask us every week and it is free.

Amazon returns lots for sale

With what you sell in mind, browse by category:

• Motoring returns lots: spare parts and accessories for cars and motorbikes.
• Home returns lots: items for the home, from brands you know.
• Kids returns lots: toys and baby gear.
• Kitchen and homeware lots: kitchenware and cooking utensils.

Or browse all the Amazon returns pallets and boxes we have for sale. If you have never bought one, start with your first lot.