Frequently asked questions

Yes. Apex Pallet Group supplies wholesale liquidation pallets and truckloads to Australian buyers, dispatched from our base at Quakers Hill in Western Sydney, NSW. You can order single pallets or bulk truckloads through the website.

Right here — browse our full catalogue or jump straight to popular ranges such as electronics pallets, Amazon liquidation pallets, tool pallets and brand-name clothing pallets. Every listing shows the current price and what the lot typically contains.

Yes. We arrange pallet freight to every Australian state and territory — NSW, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, the ACT, Tasmania and the Northern Territory — covering both metro and most regional areas. See our Australian shipping page for details.

Both options are available. Individual resellers commonly start with one pallet, while established businesses order multiple pallets or full truckloads. There is no minimum beyond a single pallet.

Customer return pallets contain items that shoppers returned to a retailer — for reasons like change of mind, wrong size, damaged packaging or a minor fault. Retailers liquidate these returns in bulk rather than restocking them, which is why the price per item is well below retail.

Yes. Our range includes Amazon customer-return and overstock pallets — see Amazon electronics pallets, Amazon bulk pallets and Amazon mystery boxes.

It varies by lot. Where the source provides a manifest or category breakdown we make it available — contact us before ordering and we will send the latest information for the pallet you are considering. Unmanifested lots are sold as described on the listing.

Condition is graded at lot level and stated on each listing. As a general guide: Grade A is like-new or unused stock, Grade B is fully functional with light wear or damaged packaging, and Grade C may have cosmetic damage or need attention. Customer-return lots can contain a mix — always read the listing and ask us if anything is unclear.

Inspection or collection may be possible by arrangement — contact us before ordering and we will confirm what is available for the specific lot.

Nothing — shipping is free Australia-wide on every order. Freight is included in the listed pallet price, with door delivery (tail-lift) as standard. Just tell us about any tricky access when ordering.

Yes — all of them, plus the Gold Coast, Canberra, Newcastle and beyond. Because we dispatch from Western Sydney, NSW deliveries are typically the quickest and cheapest.

All prices are listed and charged in US dollars (USD). If you pay from an Australian bank account, your bank converts the amount at its own exchange rate.

Yes — that is exactly what most of our customers do. Liquidation stock is commonly resold on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, at markets and through retail outlets. Check any platform rules for specific categories before listing.

Yes. We supply wholesale truckloads for bin stores, discount retailers and exporters. Contact us for truckload pricing and freight.

Customer returns were bought and sent back by shoppers, so condition varies. Shelf pulls are unsold display or seasonal stock removed from shelves — usually unused. Overstock is brand-new surplus inventory the retailer never sold. Overstock and shelf pulls are generally the safest for beginners; returns offer the deepest discounts. Read our full guide.

Liquidation stock is sold as-is, which is standard for this industry and reflected in the price. Individual items are not covered by warranty, and pallets are not returnable — see our returns policy. This is why we encourage you to ask questions and request manifests before ordering.