We talked to the owner, Jeff, about buying a Target high piece count liquidation truckload. He told us this was a "premium load" that was the "best in the industry" and would contain "toys, electronics, housewares a little bit of other stuff", and these loads were in high demand by Whatnot sellers. He claimed that he was extremely honest and stood behind everything he sold, and we bought the load for just under $15,000 including freight. When it showed up and we opened 2 of the 24 pallets just to see if they were what was represented, we were initially very happy, because they looked like the pictures he sent, and I even called him to say "thank you" for the awesome shipment. Since we were advertising the pallets as unopened and untouched to our customers using the same descriptions Jeff told us about the load, people started buying the pallets based on that plus the video we created of the opening of the two pallets. Then the complaints started coming in that the pallets were loaded with junk. Worried, we opened a pallet so see what the issue was, and we were shocked once we got past the very first layer inside. We found broken and damaged toys, toys with missing pieces and torn b
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