**On facebook this warehouse looks great.. good offers..good pricing... we did buy a pallet.. on the outside of the pallet it showed decent toys which looked brand new.. once we broke it down and loaded it, nothing but garbage. There was only a few good things that we can use. Most of the stuff was either broken, missing several parts/pieces, or already used and it was returned to khols.. This had to be the biggest waste of money ever.. it would of been cheaper to buy the toys you wanted brand new. Then to top it off they charged us twice and not once even mentioned it until we seen our bank account.*** read more

My boyfriend and I went to Flip Goods in the hope to make a little money for summer. We looked around and found a pallet $700. The list was taped on the side of all the goods and their prices ( which may I add is over priced to make things appear to be worth what they list but, you can find all the items for less various places) on the pallets. We didn't receive all are goods $250 dollar worth that was a month ago. We called and called and called No call back! So check your prices and all your goods before you pay for anything!!!! read more

Way overpriced!! How is anyone making any money!! They basically cherry pick the load! They are your competitor for all you online retailers. They pick out the more profitable items and resell online themselves, they actually showed us there staging are! They inflate the retail pricing to make the pallet look worth buying there were pallets with 16 items on there for over $600 I'll stick with via trading way more profitable and way more to pick from. read more

I Just want to let anybody who wants to go here Not To!!!! It's a bunch of crap I just went and bought like 5 pallets like everyone else looking to make some money it's true they put the best looking stuff on top but once u paid and go through your items there's things that are junk now looking at what I got I don't think I'll even make what I spent because like all the other reviews say (on there manifest sheet where it's has the detailed list and retailed price they way OVER price everything. So I do not recommend anyone to go here avoid this place!!!!! read more

Ranay Could not have explained it better. Everything on the outside of the pallets look fantastic, but when you get to the center be prepared for broken, missing piles of junk. Its cheaper to buy what caught your attention on the outside of the pallet brand new. read more

I had heard of this place from a friend stating that he bought a pallet of basketball hoops and flipped them for an extra 250$. I wanted to check this place out to see what it was about. Location: It wasn't obvious where the building was. Aside from a very small sign saying flip goods on the eastern side of kiernan and an arrow pointing outward. So we drove in and kept following arrows until we hit a building that had cars in front of it. Again, an odd thing that there isn't any obvious way to tell that the business is here or anything like that. I had to ask a customer in the parking lot to be sure ( I didn't want to walk into someones random warehouse) The Store: We proceed inward, and see a bunch of pallets with manifests on them. The manifests list each item and their MSRP, NOT its actual depreciated value. Pallets have extremely random assortment of things in them, some of which are good items that do in fact have high value, and other items that have been clearanced from Kohls and Target (I'm a shopaholic, that specializes in sales esp in the electronics department lol). A lot of the items are discontinued products, or items that were part of a set that need to be full to be any real value (example: 1 20' Rim. Who would actually buy just ONE rim from you with a specific style?). One cool find was a Neo Geo Gold still in its box -- but it belonged to a pallet around $1,300. The manifests states that the MSRP value of the whole pallet was over double, but after pricing through each item via Amazon and Ebay, you will most likely break even IF you're lucky to sell each item. We proceeded deeper into the store to find toys, items in bins, and items behind a small plastic gate that had a wide opening beside it. As we browsed through the manifests, someone... an employee I assume told us that that area was off limits. It... wasn't inertly obvious that it was. We just decided to leave. Summary: Although a cool idea, Items in pallets don't really live up to the value as noted in their manifests. A lot of the items are older, so their real value vrs MSRP is actually a lot lower than marked. That's assuming you actually CAN sell every item too. There may be pallets created where you do make a small profit, but after examining SEVERAL pallets, and finding useless sets ( like the rim example) I find that it's not worth the money and effort in trying to find a legitimate seller (esp in Modesto). You'd make money faster by working 4 hours at McDonalds -- and at the very least you'll know what you're in for. There's no real organization, nor sense that you're actually walking into a business. I do not recommend pursuing this route for Monetization. TL:DR (too long, didn't read ver): Cool idea, bad presentation - items aren't worth flipping. Get a part time job, make more money. P.S. Oh and --------- ------------ Don't rate you're own business. I reported the crap out of your employees review and probably am the one who got it removed. ------------ --------- read more

UPDATE: I wanted to let all know that Flip Goods agreed to send me a check for the $304.00 that was charged to me in error. The BBB helped us resolve our issue and I am happy Flip Goods is mailing me a check..... Manifests are completely overpriced for retail so when the give you your 28% - 35% discounted price for purchase of pallet you think you are getting a great deal. They even have salespeople on floor to tell you how great of a deal and how the products are all so good. A few products in box are new but rest are bits and parts of products. You have to buy the pallet and then you can look inside. If I understand their policy correctly if there is a problem with your pallet they will give you a STORE CREDIT. We had a bigger problem though. They stapled 2 manifests together and we paid our price based on last page of 2nd mainfest. When we got home we only had the products listed on 1st page. Finally figured out page one was a manifest for 35 items and we paid for the 2nd mainfest of a 118 items. We are owed the difference of $304.00. Can't get a phone call or email. I filed a complaint with Better Business Bureau. Shall see what happens. Don't shop here if you are trying get to resell and make money. read more

Had great experience with flip goods bought 2,650 pallet made no money lol i dont think anybodt makes money on there pallets lol

Totally disapointed, drove a little over an hour ,I get there around 3:00 and they are closed.The place looks like it is no longer un business .They don't answere the phone and they have the hours posted open monday to sunday until 7:00 pm. I think they are no longer un business. read more