Thanks, I now have absolutely no more urge to buy one of these parcels!!

Seen a few of these "Lucky Bags" at a car boot today, pointed out to my son that if they were good the stall holder would have opened them and sold the stuff instead of just leaving it sealed.

I’m glad I came across this video now I know not to entertain buying this rubbish

something in your eyes? yes james we call them tears

All that plastic, and stuff that's just going to end up in landfill. Makes me so sad

When you put that wool jacket on i thought you were going to become "The Dude"

I Laughed way too much @ the spikey Bra 😂😂👍 £100 well spent

its strange that the junk inside the box never goes over the price of the box

About 11 years ago we spent £250  on an Argos return pallet  what a waste of money we had 3 vacuums , one worked, 5 microwaves one worked, and various other things of no real value, we landed up selling the whole lot to some guy for about £90. He had the trouble of getting rid of the broken crap.

Im a postie and some of the crap that gets sent to random addresses is insane , the small grey bags from china are the worst , they might only have a coathanger or paperclips in them.

I done a couple a few years ago. Never again, what a load of crap! I have seen the guy Jon got his off and don't go near the stall.

Never knew royal mail sold pallets of undelivered goods and I worked for them for 10 years 😂

Rather than "Royal Mail" returns are these returns from said companies sold off to a third party that sells them to you? Probably cheaper for the "Clevia" or whatever they are called to do that than check everything and restock it?

Messing aside, I did actually get an Argos returns one that returned me quite a few quid in resale on eBay!

They shouldn't be allowed to do this.

They aren't wings, they're Dame Edna's glasses

The best way is to buy on categories you might like to keep to use in case cannot sell!

That was so much fun, I'm glad I watched it 😊 Id love to do this, good luck with the new baby, take care ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

This is like Christmas in North Korea.

Had the same feelings about those storage lockers that people buy the contents of.