For returns operations
Mixed returns in, sorted streams out.
Send pallets of returns as they are. Sorting partners separate them, and each stream goes to its best buyer.
Returns center · Louisville, KY · Offers coming in
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Liquidator
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Refurbisher
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Electronics recycler
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No sorting on your floor.
Ship it mixed; specialist partners do the sorting.
Resale before recycling.
What still works goes back on sale.
Every pallet accounted for.
Buyer, destination, and weights for each stream.
How it works
From returns cage to next life.
- 01
Tell us what comes back.
- 02
We send it to a sorting partner.
- 03
Each stream goes to its buyer.
- 04
We settle up.
What comes in
- Customer returns
- Overstock
- Damaged goods
- Electronics
- Apparel
- Packaging
- A payment, or one invoice when a load costs more to move than it's worth.
- Recurring loads, or a one-off warehouse clearance.
Tell us about your returns.
We reply within one business day.
Questions people ask
What happens to returned products that can't go back on the shelf?
They're sorted. Specialist partners separate and test each stream, then working goods go to liquidators and refurbishers and the rest go to recyclers.
Do we have to sort returns first?
No. Send pallets as they are. Sorting partners separate them, and each stream is routed to the buyer that values it most.
What if a load costs more to move than it's worth?
It still moves. Some materials cost money to haul or process. Buyers and processors quote what they'd charge, you agree to the price before anything moves, and you settle up with one invoice after it's weighed.