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The reselling of retail returns has become a multi-million-pound business, with a growing community of entrepreneurial re-sellers buying up unchecked bulk selections of returned consumer items, most previously bought online. The right goods can turn over a tidy profit for a lucky seller.In Bidding Wars, we follow a returning cast of re-sellers from across Britain as they try to generate a profit from their blind purchases through online second-hand sites, car boot sales and specialist dealers.
Kevin Duala invites six teams to compete to win pallets of themed goods to sell them on for profit. The first shipments contain Men's Fashion, 1970s Kitsch, and Bikes.
Kevin Duala invites teams of re-sellers to his warehouse, where they compete to win pallets of Halloween goods and a lucky dip for the best price to sell them on for profit.
Kevin Duala invites teams to his warehouse, where they compete to win handbags, kids' party items and an intriguingly named Cool Down pallet, to sell them on for profit.
Auctioneer Kevin Duala invites six teams of rival re-sellers to his special warehouse, where they compete to win bulk pallets of themed goods for the best price. The teams then head off to try to sell them on for profit. There's just one catch - they don't actually know what's in the pallet until they've bought it. The three enticing pallets in this episode are fancy dress, gardening equipment and a lucky dip.
Auctioneer Kevin Duala invites six teams of re-sellers to his warehouse, where they compete to win bulk pallets of themed goods for the best price to sell them on for profit. The latest packed pallets are titled kids' clothing, football and stag-and-hen do.
Kevin Duala invites six teams to compete to win pallets of themed goods to sell them on for profit. The latest shipments contain festival, shoe and sleep-themed items.
Kevin Duala invites teams of re-sellers to his warehouse, where they compete to win camping, fishing and wellness items and a lucky dip pallet, before selling them on.
Contestants compete to win inflatables, women's clothing and cleaning products - then see who can transform their purchases into the biggest profits.
Auctioneer Kevin Duala invites six teams of rival re-sellers to his special warehouse, where they compete to win bulk pallets of themed goods for the best price. The teams then head off to try to sell them on for profit. There's just one catch - they don't actually know what's in the pallet until they've bought it. The three enticing pallets in this episode are titled baby, sports and Valentine's.
The latest three packed pallets are titled beauty, retro toys and lucky dip. Kevin Duala invites teams to bid for them in a completely blind auction, where the items could be worth anything from £50 to £2,000.
Kevin Duala invites six teams to compete to win pallets of themed goods to sell them on for profit. This time, modern online sellers are up against some old hands.
Kevin Duala invites teams of re-sellers to his warehouse, where they compete to pallets of items including watches and children's toys before selling them on.
Instruments, technology and office items are up for grabs as the re-sellers enter the warehouse, bidding for the pallets with the aim of selling them on.
Auctioneer Kevin Duala invites six teams of rival re-sellers to his special warehouse, where they compete to win bulk pallets of themed goods for the best price. The teams then head off to try to sell them on for profit. The time has arrived for the Christmas pallet and another one entitled nostalgia.
The final pallets of the week range from classic toys to pet goods. Kevin Duala invites teams to bid for them in a completely blind auction, where the items could be worth anything from £50 to £2,000.
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