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Extreme Unboxing: What Mystery Pallet Items ACTUALLY Sold For (Episode 5) | A&E

   May 26, 2021  11 Comments on Extreme Unboxing: What Mystery Pallet Items ACTUALLY Sold For (Episode 5) | A&E

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Joe and Jessica scored a high-tech sterilizer, and Bobby and Salena were excited about a dash cam. Find out what they – and more items from Extreme Unboxing – ACTUALLY sold for in this clip! #ExtremeUnboxing
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A&E’s “Extreme Unboxing” follows a group of larger-than-life personalities from across the country as they buy liquidated merchandise for pennies on the dollar and unbox it with hopes for big profits. Risking their own money to bid on and win the best boxes at the best prices, pallets are delivered to their homes for the big reveal.

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11 thoughts on “Extreme Unboxing: What Mystery Pallet Items ACTUALLY Sold For (Episode 5) | A&E”

  6. That guy selling books talks in circles and doesn't know how to precisely convey what he is trying to say. "We bought that pallet for $1,140, did we manage to make it back? The answer is no, we only made 80% of it, around $800." Then shortly after " It wasn't a big deal because if you can remember we bought that pallet for almost nothing, pennies on the dollar. So even only selling 80% was still a huge windfall". Wait, what?

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