About Us

33 Years of B2B Reverse Logistics Experience

Pallet Liquidation Lots (palletliquidationlots.com), a B2C e-commerce strategy, was originally established in 2011 as a division of NEJ, Inc. NEJ was founded in 1990 by Ed Mascolo, who became a national leader in purchasing excess inventories of end-of-season branded and specialty stores’ apparel, footwear, accessories, and light home goods for resale to global off-price retailers. The synergies were in place for NEJ to grow a B2C platform, but the e-commerce model became a distraction to the core business.

Pallet Liquidation Lots (palletliquidationlots.com) transformed into a B2B business to service the groundswell of eBay and Amazon Marketplace resellers. Pallet Liquidation Lots was positioned to capitalize on the vast infrastructure NEJ built over its 20 years. Again, the division became an interference to the core business model and went dormant.

A new team was developed in 2024 to create a strong base combined with the muscle of NEJ’s 33 years of infrastructure to restart the B2B platform. The straight-talk style of this team aligned well to reintroduce Pallet Liquidation Lots (palletliquidationlots.com).

Pallet Liquidation Lots (palletliquidationlots.com) provides bulk inventory offerings of famous and specialty store branded clothing, accessories, general merchandise, light home goods, and more. Our prices and quality of goods will “wow!” you. Inventory offerings are typically at least 82% off MSRP. Pricing is listed by lot. Lots may be fully manifested, partially manifested, or unmanifested. Offerings are by the pallet as well as by the truckload. NEJ performs a quality control inspection on all goods offered. New inventories are received daily, providing the variety you need to be profitable.

Finding the right liquidation partner is crucial in growing a successful business. Pallet Liquidation Lots (palletliquidationlots.com) is your trouble-free pallet/bulk goods provider that will make a difference in your business!

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