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The Offer
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- Amazon resale (formerly called Amazon warehouse) is offering 40% off select items
Our Verdict
These items are used, so keep that in mind.
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Is there a link to products with a 40% off instead of a link to amazon resale website? I can’t find anything except for something like this:
Used – Good
$30.42
New
$31.50 with 30 percent savings-30% $31.50
List Price: $45.00List Price: $45.00
Used – Very Good
$32.41
Amazing that people return bags of toilet paper. It’s mind blowing that Amazon resells them.
I’ve never had any issues purchasing off Amazon Warehouse (Resale) if the product was listed LIKE NEW. And I purchased a lot of these items over the year. I would never purchase anything that was listed “good/very good”.
Get a used dead 1TB ssd for the price of a 4TB SSD, lol. Only at amazon resale. Congrats!
Even if it was the other way around it wouldn’t be a deal on Amazon where buying new could get you refurbished or fake. Plenty of documentation for refurbished HDDs sold as new and plenty of documentation for fakes due to inventory commingling.
I did buy SSD once on Amazon (insanely good price) but you better believe that I knew how to verify it was legit and check SMART counters.
I bought a SSD off a third party seller that I think was some kind of bulk reseller. Whoever they bought the SSD from swapped the sticker from the drive onto a different one that didn’t even work.
Always having issues finding items that actually have the 40%. Any tips? Is there a filter or something?
Why do amazon resale when there’s amazon haul? Amazon resale prices are sometimes barely 5-10% cheaper than new items.
Haul is Temu level crap. Resale actually has stuff people would want. Actual condition is a crapshoot.
Why is everyone shitting on Temu? I think it’s very good for stuff that it offers. I have used it a few times and items have always been as expected. I have bought phone cases, plush toys, topioca pearls, basically cheap made in China stuff that is priced 10x more everywhere else including Amazon. Super fast shipping considering it’s coming from China, they have local warehouses too for some items.
As long as you understand what you are buying it is a legit website. Also, don’t use app, use web browser. App experience is just crazy, you’ll feel like you’re in casino.
Finally someone saying that about their app, I thought I was the only one. Literally cant add items to my cart, feels extremely scammy
Totally different offerings
saw Used but Very Good condition paper towel and bathroom tissue for $1 less than the new ones. a bit scary…
a combo deal? what value!
I have bought a bunch of stuff from Amazon Warehouse and won’t buy from them again unless a) it’s a really, really good deal and b) I have time to screw around with returning it. Most of the stuff honestly has some issue with it. I will never buy furniture from them no matter how cheap it is after ending up with a bed that was missing a screw, which only became clear when it was mostly assembled. It’s just stuff people returned with no quality control at all. For the most part it just isn’t worth it.
I consciously made the decision between used “signs of use” and used “like new” the like new one was missing half the parts and the remaining part looked like it was used to fight a war. I’m convinced they just slap a random label on things that come back and send them back out… its clear nobody looks at the stuff.
I bought a pair of apple watch 4 stainless steel for $200/each in 2020. Still rocking it 😅
Ew. Why did they change the name?
To make it more upscale