As you can see from many of this kind of video in YT, in the US & UK, you can buy Amazon undeliverable items from liquidators. Most of the time there’s minimum description of the items & you have to buy it in a pallet but sometime it does come in different categories (electronics, household etc). No guarantee if the item is in working condition or if it’s even in the box. But of course, the whole pallet comes at a huge discount from its estimated value but usually the liquidators sell it using the auction method.

Do we have similar kind of situation with Lazada or Shopee? Or perhaps the courier companies doing it since maybe Lazada and Shopee don’t have a centralised warehouse themselves. And after this J&T debacle, surely there’s lots of undeliverable items laying around.

Have to agree with that. We can’t have first world policies when most ppl are with third world mentality. Imagine having the same return policy for say a table fan here...lol

Oh? Can't find your thread. Mine sharing the details here?

For individual boxes perhaps not unless it comes with a description of what it actually is.

How it works in the US for example is the liquidator gives a general description of the pallet for example all the boxes contain electronic stuff with estimated worth of 10k. Say you win the auction taking the whole bunch with 1k. Finding an iPhone 11 or 12 inside that pallet may already make back what you've paid.