What products are included in a Bijuymoda lot?

A Bijuymoda lot is always assorted: you receive a varied selection of products, not pieces chosen one by one. Each offer's listing states the type of product, its condition grade (A, B or C) and whether it includes a packing list. When material is available in the warehouse, we can send you representative photos or videos of the lot.

• Lots are assorted: you do not choose specific models, sizes, colours or units.
• The packing list (piece-by-piece content list) only exists if the offer's listing states it.
• Representative photos and videos, when available in the warehouse.
• Condition grades: A (new), B (minor damage, non-original packaging or small imperfections; details according to the listing), C (returns with possible defects).

What "assorted lot" means

An assorted lot is a varied set of products sold as a single purchase unit (a box, a pallet or several pallets). It is not a catalogue from which you pick references: the content is varied and can change from one lot to another, even within the same offer. This format is what allows us to offer low prices and volume, and that is why sales are not piece by piece.

Packing list: when it is available

Most of our lots do not include a detailed packing list (unit-by-unit content list). When an offer does include one, it is clearly stated in its listing. If the listing does not mention a packing list, you should assume there is none and rely on the general description of the lot (type of product, range of sizes or models, condition grade and format).

Grades A, B and C explained

We classify the physical condition of lots into three grades. Each offer's grade is stated in its listing:

• Grade A — new: new stock, without defects. It usually comes from overstock or clearances.
• Grade B — minor damage, non-original packaging or small imperfections: product with a minor detail; the exact detail is stated in the offer's listing.
• Grade C — returns: goods from customer returns. They are sold as received (as-is) and may include a percentage of products with defects, functional faults or cosmetic damage. It is common that, if the listing states so, claims for minor defects are excluded in this grade.

Photos and videos of the lot

When we have the lot in the warehouse and it is possible to record it, we can send you photos or a short video representative of the type of product, the variety and the condition. As these are assorted lots, these images are representative: they show part of the content to give you an idea, not a complete catalogue of each unit. Ask for it indicating the specific offer you are interested in.

How to read the listing and what to expect

Before requesting a quote, review the offer's listing: type of product, format (box, pallet or several pallets), condition grade, whether there is a range of sizes or models and whether it includes a packing list. Keep realistic expectations: in an assorted lot the content varies and, in grades B and C, there may be units with details or defects already reflected in the price. If a lot arrives with a serious discrepancy from what was described, you can open a claim under the conditions and deadlines stated on our issues page.

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