Unfortunately my husband just lost his job today (insurance) and I have been reselling only part time when I can with my 2 year old. We are super nervous of what is ahead of us, but we also feel hopeful because you did it when you got laid off and look at where you are now! :) Super thankful specially today for you and all of your tips and tricks you share!! please continue the good work

The circle of life: A manufacturer builds a DVD player. A customer buys it for $200. The customer uses the DVD player for about five years, gets another one for his/her birthday. Drops the first DVD player off at a Goodwill. Josh finds it and pays $7.00 for it. Lists it on Ebay for $30. Someone buys it from Josh and uses it for another few years and then decides to buy a new one. Takes the old one to Goodwill and somebody else buys it for $5.00 and sells it on Facebook Marketplace for $25.00. And so it goes. LOL.

Those are pre-prohibition era alcohol bottles. You’d find them in a speak easy, hiding in a wall, or buried in the ground. The embossing is a dead giveaway.

"Is this underwear?" I'm dying... "I'm not a panty expert" Josh you are cracking me up!!!

Just so everyone knows Josh is the real deal. Just an honest guy trying to help people and build his channel. I strongly recommend everyone share this video and like his channel!!!

I was today years old when I learned about the lock feature on the ‘sold’ setting in the eBay app...🤦‍♂️ Always high level reselling tactics in your videos Josh 😆

Hey Josh that wire basket in the bottoms of the pallet is a French egg basket. There are a few listed on eBay for $25. I would put that on marketplace. It would sell.

P.S. On the dehydrator: If it doesn't work, I noted a sold listing, right under the one you were referencing, for just the 3 trays for $19.95 plus paid shipping. :) Better than a total loss.

Great video man! I love those pallets so much! The mystery alone is worth the $25 lol

Reminds me of buying a storage locker at auction. 90% junk but the other 10% can be very interesting.

$25 is a pretty good deal for an entire pallet full of stuff. It's pretty enjoyable watching you dig through these things.

I like to look up Completed Items rather than only Sold items as you're able to see how many didn't sell and what they were priced at in addition to the ones that sold. Just an idea :)

Taco Stacks, a KZfaqr/reseller from PA, bought Goodwill pallets a few months ago. Thanks for a good video!

Nice cake plate. That silver rectangle holds a glass cake pan. I usually put lasagne in mine. Or manicotti

Chess sets are hot on eBay right now b/c of the queens gambit Netflix show

Enjoy watching/listening while I list my own stuff. Really am learning a lot. I am starting to venture into hard goods but there is so much to know!

Love these pallet videos! Brings back memories of when I first started watching 😂 Seriously though, gotta love the thrill of digging for treasures!! Thanks for sharing your finds with us 😊

I had a salt lamp on my desk at work. We were closed for a few days for a long holiday and the power was turned off so it got really humid inside. I came back to big crusty salt flakes and water all over my desk! Major faux pas. 😬

Hey Josh! Another great video, thanks for always keeping us entertained 💜

Oh ok yeah peanut butter pallet time!

I'll watch the rest later. So excited a bins store opened here! Two weeks old. 🕺

These are by far my favorite types of videos you do. Really enjoy seeing all the crap and good stuff that comes from these.

Finally!!! Really looked forward to watching this!

"Ooooooh! It's one of those salt lamps. I've always wanted one of these." You've got to be the only guy in history that has ever said this.

Enjoying seeing you and your wife together you guys are awesome

Goodwills in Central North Carolina sell these “mystery” pallets from time to time. We sell them for $40. They contain mostly housewares. Mostly junk like chipped dishes and glassware . The majority of the valuable stuff was pulled unless you are a skilled reseller that can spot things that the average person may miss.

Can't believe how much an old yellow Sleep Number remote control sells for! That was a fun watch! Definitely learning on what/what not to look for when im thrifting.

That is awesome that one small remote makes that entire box of stuff profitable, not to mention all the other items. Its too bad not a lot of thrift stores sell pallets, its a lot of work but also exciting when you find something valuable.

Awesome video Josh! Love the content and great advice you give in your videos!

Awesome more mystery pallets!!!! These videos are always fun to watch.

I remember when you got the first mystery pallet and honestly I am started to get an itch. I would love to buy one of those. It's too bad it's not a common thing.

The dehydrator is great for making healthy dog treats. Wash and slice up sweet potatoes and carrots and strawberries, etc and make great treats for your puppy.

Thank You Josh, Hayley & Mose .. We appreciate you over here in the UK

I love when you say, “It’s Cute” ❤

The picnic basket is vintage from the late 70’s. Have one in my closet full of knitting things. Too bulky for eBay shopping. Great video!

Fun video to watch. Enjoyed it and glad you had a nice day to unbox too!

@11:45 I believe from the titles those cassettes are audio books. All the titles are for classic books and the authors. If the food dehydrator doesn't work sell the trays. They can replace broken ones or allow more than one dehydration use like in AZ where an average summer runs 110 F with a middle month or so at 120+ F.

Keep up the good work Hairy Tornado. 🌪🌪🌪

Love the count down !

I think it looks like fun to go through the boxes

I love these videos! I dropped hints to my Goodwill as soon as I saw you buying these earlier in the year. They all laughed at me! 😂

Love the video! I wish my area had these options! Such a fun thing!

Really interesting to watch!! :) There's is something really fun about the mystery of an unboxing when you buy a bundle / lot of stuff and you don't always know what you're going to get. For our Ebay store we often buy bundles or lot of games and consoles and people will sometimes throw in an extra controller or accessory that they don't realize is worth anywhere between 30-50$ per accessory ;). Keep up the good work!

We watch Taco Stacks and he has some Goodwill pallet videos, not sure if it was from Pennsylvania or New Jersey....

Love the pots

Hey Josh, some great finds in there! I love watching mystery unboxing videos. It is so satisfying! The food dehydrator is interesting! If it doesn't work, you can sell the trays out of it for some decent $$. We do a lot of "replacement parts". Alot of times, people don't just want to chuck their stuff and buy new. For instance, I found a double deep fryer at a garage sale for $5 because it was missing the power cord. I could have found a power cord on Ebay, but shipping the entire thing would be very expensive and would probably only get around $30-$35. Marketplace would be about the same. But I parted it out and I sold the heating element/control panel, both fry baskets, and the oil pot all separately for a total of $97. I do this with food processors, blenders, etc. Just a thought. The one downside to dealing replacement parts is storage. Sometimes they can take up a lot of room. They can be bulky.

I appreciate you doing this video. I enjoy dabbling in reselling, but I HATE clutter. I swear I have undiagnosed ADHD. The more ‘stuff’ I have in my life, the more overwhelmed I get. All of that is to say, if I attempted to do a Goodwill pallet, I would likely throw in the towel and never want to do anything with reselling again. It’s obvious that other resellers can do this with no issue, but not for me. Videos like this, where we can see ‘the whole picture’ give so much insight and save people like myself, from going through some rough learning experiences

Hey man, try your local scrap yards for stuff. You pay light iron prices $5 per hundred pounds or e-scrap prices maybe .30 pound on everything and always alot of good stuff. Tools etc. I sell on ebay,amazon, etc for a recycling company for past 5 years and ran my own for past 12 years.

Little late reviewing this video but I really enjoy watching you unload. For me it’s like shopping but doesn’t cost me anything. Lol Thanks for sharing your business knowledge. I believe the palate was worth your $ and time.

Josh another great video. You always have videos of interest and helpful tips. I am going to pull out my cassette tapes and list them on EBay after hearing your statement. Thanks for sharing and be safe.

OH MY GOD, YOU HAVE A KNIFE!... LOL LOVE YOUR VIDEOS

Thanks for video definitely nice to see what's good what's not good you not covering anything we learn alot but of course sometimes money don't come very easy I guess you have to work for it even just a little bit of cleaning up the piles be safe stay healthy peace

Great video. Has been kool watching you unbox.

while watching this video I got a ebay notification that i sold a media controller that i picked up at the thrift for $4 for $40! gotta love it! hairy tornado good luck charm..?? lol

That was fun to watch, I would love to go through those bins, I would have a blast. I wish you’d do more videos like that. I live in San Diego and I’m pretty sure they don’t do that here. I know this is almost a year ago, but if you see this message, I hope you’d video it again. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you 🙏🏼

Oh I've wanted one of those dehydrators before!

I’d look up the sold comps on the underwear. Some vintage ones can sell for a lot. A 3 pack if the Neleus compression shorts sell for $20.

Love the cake stand

That black pot can also be used to make Tamales!!! Which are delicious!!!

YES!, check bags people, i pulled 100 dollar bill from a laptop back pack at the Goodwill Bins, that same day, beats headphones from another laptop backback, both swiss army brand, definatley one of my best days the binzzzzzzzzz

Nice video man! I'm just getting into reselling and will probably start filming soon. Thank you for the inspiration!!

That was a pretty good pallet. It had a real variety of things I remember those cassette tape boxes well. I had a teal one just like that purple one. lol.

Hey josh I’m a newby lol love your videos now I’ll have to go back to the start and binge watch all of them I love these palate videos

Those food dehydrators are expensive new. Great find Josh.

These are my favorite videos

The blue and white tie in with the Hamptons styling which is popular at the moment

If the poker chips are older they might be bakelite. If they have a resonant click sound, or if you take a cotton swab with a little Formula 409 and swipe it and it comes up brown, those are kind of rough tests for it.

I love your channel Harry! I only sell on posh and make reseller videos as well but I’m intrigued by Ebay...just intimidated 😂😂

I remember the couple who opened your pallet and pull out the pots; personally I would've told them know. Those are the kind of people who thinks they can just open new items in stores and leave them there.

Great video. So much fun! Resellers keep this stuff out of landfills. We do a great service. 👍♥️

I died when you kept saying panties 🤣🤣🤣 With your accent it was hilarious lol

How many times can you say "panties"?!!! hahahaha!

Well, the glass wear world is huge. There's just so much out there to know and learn, and you have to weigh, as you noted, if it's worth the trouble and stress of shipping it. One KZfaq ebay educator has a booth at an antique mall where she sells her glass so she doesn't have to ship it. My suggestion is to sorta look up what you run across and mentally catalog the info. You are on the right track to use ebay marketplace for sets, like that blue stuff. You also have a great combo here to have folks shout out what they know about glass.

That clock at the end looks like Abalone Shell. Found comps on eBay in the $25 - $35+ range.

I sell a lot of vintage glassware (it’s pretty and fun to look at while it sits in my house). I’ve sold some of the Kenwood Meito China. Not a ton of money but the sugar bowl you have can go from $15-$20 +shipping. That China was most likely produced between 1954-1978.

I bought 1 post quarantine before you even did. I bought ine full of clothing from the gw outlet in Everett Washington. I know they did purse pallets shoe pallets and clothing pallets. Idk about hardgoods

Some good finds

Those salt lamps are great, but you might want to set it on a small plate or saucer, because many of them will sort of melt/dissolve slowly over time and drip sticky gunk on your furniture.

Some really great money! Way to go! Wanna see more! I know a little about china, Kenwood? Not so much, sorry. I know my art glass and pottery. So, if you have a question, don't hesitate!

There can be a lot of money in Dinner Forks ....even just a couple can net upwards of $20-60.....and super easy to send! It was sad seeing them get tossed.

Catapalt is a build a trebuchet set looks like to me. My son would love that!

“Are these panties?” Half a second later “they are HEE HEE HEE” 😂

I have a complete never used Ansco photograph developing set in the box everything is still sealed. The research I did was a couple years ago, but the company was based in Binghamton, NY and I think the actual building is now an apartment building.

GREAT PALLET!

I just got the GoPro backpack clip... thanks for sharing this, also bought the chest harness, hoping to up my filming game 😂

Hairy Pallet !!

The beaded bracelets could be worth good money, depending on what the beads are made of. If they are semiprecious stones, they could be more valuable than you think! Also, if you get other "linens", watch for 1950s kitchen linens with colorful graphics. They can be valuable, too!

Wish our Goodwills did those pallets!

Hi Josh!! Good job. The tapes might be popular with a blind older person(talking books) throw in the tape player bungle.. The silver plate tassa/comport could have value. The china make it into boxes of blue mixed Japanese mixed box and get your money back call them mixed sets. The underwear maybe more popular if they are soiled?? Take care mate bye

Those are a couple of old whiskey bottles! $$ For $25 personally I think it is a good pallet!

You can make close to 50-60 on Ebay for those Rachel Ray pots. Just the lids are 20 each

We like those double walled tumblers, but I swear if we look at them wrong they break 😂 we’ve slowly transitioned to the metal kind.

I live in cayce and i recently found your channel and its cool to see someone local doing their thing on KZfaq

I love watching your videos

Hey Josh, if the bottles don't have a seam they are typically worth more money. Looks like your bottles might be worth some $$$

The best find was hearing u with that salt lamp lol

Yup, that Soduko is wet from the lamp. Salty salt lamp sweat! LOL

Tendo was able to get some GW pallets in Phoenix.

Covered in salt water from the salt lamp deliquesing. That just means that the salt lamp has tried to melt away using water from the air.

There is one in Augusta Ga that does it every once in a while but its the really big electronics and other large items