888 Lots Lots — Amazon Returns
Closeout and overstock lots from 888 Lots (New Jersey) with a public manifest: ASIN, quantity and reference price for every item. Prices in US dollars.
Lot of 60 units
Lot of 120 units
Lot of 98 units
Lot of 23 units
Lot of 23 units
-84%Lot of 18109 units
-84%Lot of 24551 units
-86%Lot of 25052 units
-83%Lot of 17876 units
-83%Lot of 14875 units
-85%Lot of 16196 units
-92%Lot of 1416 units
-98%Lot of 1002 units
-82%Lot of 25238 units
-80%Lot of 19660 units
-39%Lot of 190 units of Home
-79%Lot of 48 units of Home
Lot of 135 units
Lot of 32 units
Lot of 103 units
Lot of 120 units
Lot of 120 units
Lot of 120 units
-94%Lot of 18348 units
-95%Lot of 23223 units
-94%Lot of 1422 units
-94%Lot of 22320 units
-95%Lot of 24130 units
-95%Lot of 16322 units
-95%Lot of 1270 units
-94%Lot of 15903 units
-95%Lot of 1294 units
-95%Lot of 40489 units
Lot of 21 units
Lot of 42 units of Home
Lot of 130 units of Home
Lot of 67 units
-85%Lot of 22 Home units
Lot of 90 units
-59%Lot of 28 Home units
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Frequently asked questions about 888 Lots
Mostly not. 888 Lots sells overstock and closeouts of new merchandise, and part of the inventory has damaged packaging. It is liquidation stock, but of new product rather than customer returns.
Yes, and without registering: every lot publishes its item list with the ASIN, quantity and reference price of each product. It is one of the few suppliers that shows the whole manifest openly.
The stock is in New Jersey and the shipping they offer is within the US. Buying from Europe would mean arranging international freight and import clearance yourself.
Because the lot is sold in dollars. Converting to euros would show a figure you would not actually pay, and one that would change every day with the exchange rate.
Many lots accept offers from their own listing page. The price we show is the published one; negotiation happens on their site with a buyer account.