How we price

We buy truckloads and lots. Five of the “same” fridge are five different products: one dented, one untested, one excellent. Each gets its own SKU, photos, notes, and ask. That ask is for this unit, not a catalog price.

If we recorded a retail tag, we may show “% off retail.” Treat it as a snapshot — those numbers go stale. The ask on the card is what we want today.

Sales tax is added in store unless a listing says otherwise.

Condition grades

New

Appears unused. Packaging may still be messy — liquidation boxes are rarely pretty.

Open box

Opened or display. Function is the question; photos and test notes tell you more.

Excellent

Light or no cosmetic issues we could see. Still a used/liquidation unit unless marked New.

Good

Honest wear or a small ding. We write what we saw.

Fair

Clearly used or damaged. Priced that way on purpose.

For parts

Not a working-unit bet. Buy it for parts, repair, or scrap.

Testing

Untested means we have not run it — sold as-is. Passed means it did what we expected when we checked. Failed or partial means you should read the notes like a mechanic, not a brochure. Everything leaves as-is.