Show the lot and representative items
Photographs should show the overall lot and a few representative items. Tell us whether products are sealed, individually packaged or loose. Include any branded or personalised items that could restrict resale.
For mixed pallets, a simple list of the main product lines helps us understand the lot. Note any water damage, incomplete packs or other condition issues.
Information to include
- The main stationery product lines and approximate quantities.
- Pack sizes and whether the products are sealed or loose.
- Photographs of the stock and any damage.
- Personalisation, logos or other restrictions on resale.
- Collection postcode, pallet count and deadline.
A stock purchase rather than an office move
This service concerns stationery and suitable stock available to sell. If the enquiry forms part of a wider premises clearance, explain what else is included and what must remain on site.
Useful questions
Can mixed stationery lots be considered?
Yes. List the main product types, approximate quantities and condition. Clear photographs help explain mixed packs.
What if the goods carry another company’s branding?
Tell us about the branding or personalisation and any permission or resale restrictions. Do not assume it can be removed or ignored.
Should incomplete packs be listed?
Yes. Separate incomplete packs and damaged goods from complete sealed stock so quantities and condition remain clear.