Kinder Surprise for adults: pallets of lost parcels sold on "Kufar". Asking 2000 rubles

Interesting ads from the company "Arkhan Trade" have appeared on "Kufar". Everyone interested is offered to purchase pallets with lost parcels — delivery across Belarus is available.

It is indicated that all products are from major suppliers like AliExpress, and not from some obscure Chinese markets. The seller writes that the boxes contain furniture, household goods, electronics, and much more.

They are asking 2000 rubles for one pallet, but assure that the investment is profitable — because the finds can be resold on "Kufar" itself. Supposedly, the return on investment is 100%, and you can earn two, three, or even four times more than you spent: "By purchasing pallets, you get the opportunity to acquire a large volume of goods at a favorable price and sell it with a good markup."

In social networks, such offers are jokingly called "Kinder Surprise for adults". But those who decided to try to earn money from such a "game" do not hide their disappointment.

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Stanislau shared his experience on Threads. He says the first thing that made him suspicious after receiving the "Kinder" was the obviously fresh tape, which was glued over the old, cut one.

Inside the boxes, they found not new electronics, scratched items, something broken... Stanislau lists the finds that interested him: a small table and a Hello Kitty table, two identical chandeliers, a Lego Messi set, and an electric barbecue grill.

In his wife's video review, you can see that among the successful finds were a Chinese no-name robot vacuum cleaner, an inflatable pool, a fishing chair, running shoes, and some cosmetics.

And there was also a pile of junk: socks, slippers, a strange bathrobe, stickers. The man thinks that most of it will remain dead weight.

So far, he has managed to resell 10 lots for a total of 1385 rubles.

Unexpectedly quickly, a biography of Michael Jackson in English and a red jerrycan were purchased.

Павялічыць

The disappointed buyer decided to check the profile of the pallet seller on "Kufar". It turned out that he sells laptops, projectors, 3D printers, expensive bags, and other valuable items.

Stanislau believes that the seller initially went through the boxes, took the most potentially profitable items to sell himself, and then repackaged and resold the remnants.

In the comments, people are not surprised by this turn of events. The most popular comment, which received over 400 likes, is: "In what world of pink ponies do you have to live to think that Belarusian hucksters, who cut rubber before selling, would sell you pallets without pre-sorting them?"

Someone advises filing a complaint with the prosecutor's office, considering such sales to be fraud.

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