I bought a $20,000 Amazon return pallet of DJI drones!!! 

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Can I buy drones from u

@@bretttaylor225 no

amazing vid!

When folks return electronics , 99.9 % of time they have some kind of defect, from glitches to straight out obvious issues. Never buy Amazon Returns, when it comes to high dollar items, Most of the time they are JUNK, So dont feel left out

it really sucks that people abuse amazon's return service..

😎🤝🤯

@@Cameron_Mind would you buy an avata with goggles 2 and motion controller from me?

@@TheRaccoonFPV I mostly buy only in person

DJI is useless. If any drone is bound to a users account the best they will do is email the person. They will not unbind a drone, why buyers always have to check when buying a used / refurbished drone. If that user never unbinds it, you can fly the drone like 5 times and that's it. Then you have a brick.

@@einyvthey’ve actually been super helpful, but yes usually you’d be right

Most the time you can just get your money back. But yeah this is wild 😂

​@@Chillin-fpvwhat's the common reason on how they get their money back if they're the ones that broke it?

@rcane6842 it depends on where you buy it. Amazon will return almost anything even if you've had it for a month and then crashed it into the ground. It's crazy.

@@Chillin-fpv wouldn't the seller shoulder that burden? I can't quite grasp it - it's entirely different in our place where it's sooo hard to even have a replacement.

@rcane6842 im not sure how that works exactly. But one of my friends fried a flight controller for a fpv quad. He had it for about a month and a half. And was able to get a new one sent to him the next day after it fried. I think best buy has some ridiculous exchange policies also. I know guy who have smashed a brand new go pro when they crashed their quad and went to get a new one with no problems.

It’s practically impossible unless working with larger Dji affiliated companies sadly It’s a safety precaution. If he knows his email he can reset the password tho

I have not but I may soon

It was a very special circumstance and I doubt they’ll do it again. I also can’t get them to unbind individual drones, this was only because they had verified purchase and sale records from Amazon authorizing them to be returns and a lot of documentation. I’ll go into it more in my next video but it basically means for us individuals with a single drone, it isn’t possible. Only if working with the direct affiliates of Amazon etc is it even technically possible, although it was a huge headache

I haven’t tried fpv yet, I think ima get a cinewoop as a good cheaper starting drone

@@Cameron_Mind go with dji video transmission, it's miles better than analog and those V2 goggles or the new Goggles Integra can both work with the older vista/link system and the new O3 airunit.

It's sweet in manual mode! Lol

I’ll post it next video!

@@Cameron_Mind thank you

I returned a Mini Pro 3 last year to Amazon. It took almost 2.5 weeks to be credited back to my account. I meticulously put everything back in the box. It's crazy how much of this stuff was returned junked.

@@michaellefevers4248 yeah it's the huge cost of retail. Around 40% of the items that come back can't be sold as new anymore and the retailer swallows all the loss. Selling pallets to liquidators, for a fraction of what they paid

Start local, Facebook marketplace is solid

20k msrp if all the boxes were full and new, sadly they weren’t, but if you watch the end of the video you’ll see I only paid $2500 for the box so it’s a definite profit, The value I posted on the screen is the used price for the drones that were actually there that I expect they’ll sell for in the “running total” Of course will be Minus repairs tho

I have a contact at one of the liquidation stores near me that buys truckloads of amazon returns and they let me know if they get any DJI items on them

yup they are, they're $40 on ebay buy it now, meaing I'd get $30 after fees. legit like 20 listings up rn for this price gonna wait until I sell all the drones then sell the remotes individually if theres any left over ill sell to ya. not my listing but heres one I found thats sold 200+ of em www.ebay.com/itm/126085139445?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Pqk8uRKEQQO&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=rBFa0zFASuG&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I got these from a liquidation store near me. Idk where they get theirs from

Lots of documentation, authorization letters, etc. it’s a new process for them I was the first person they ever did it for I think. Was a long long process and took a lot of purchase receipts /invoices from me, the liquidation store, amazon, etc.

@@Cameron_Mind they told me they could only email the account owner and cross fingers that they message back. Dude, thank you for responding so quickly that was crazy. I don't know if I've ever even got a response before lol. Definitely going to subscribe for you man

@@tfriendknox1 yes so that’s how it is for most cases without an official invoice on the drone, I assume you bought it either off Amazon’s where they don’t document serial numbers or in person. What helped me was on the Amazon invoices from the liquidation store is that they included all serial numbers. Meaning Dji could have 100% confidence that these are legit returns. I’ve had that same experience when dealing with Individal/buying used. And same as you, best case they just send an email and ask, which is like 50% success (not too bad tbh) Or- if you get your drone repaired - and have adequate proof of purchase, (official bill of sale/receipts) then they’ll repair your drone and send it back new- regardless of being bound. So for some of my drones that needed repairs- I had enough documentation to have unbound them, but since they also needed repairs, I just skipped the unbinding part and just sent them in as is and they sent back new units. (Still need proof of purchase and ownership proof) it’s not a loophole Also thanks- yeah I try to respond to every comment that isn’t just “give me drone” /I read every comment always

Where?

Yes, but worth it!

Lmao

Honestly idk- I just know a guy who runs one of the liquidation stores- he buys wholesale truckloads of Amazon returns- how he gets those I’m not sure. And then sells some just the drones off them if there are any

That’s not how the warranty works and no they aren’t under it The warranty doesn’t really do anything The insurance (Dji care) is what you’re thinking of- which still only offers lowered repair costs. Not free. And these are not within warranty

All of this original lot sold. I have more now though. Mostly I sell locally, some on eBay though. Currently I have a lot of mini 3 pro still (brand new- $450 per brand new drone) Mavic 3 pro brand new- (1725 on eBay or 1500 locally) Mavic 3 classic -800 Mavic 3 dual -1200

Didn’t get any of those from this/eBay would be your best bet

Fbm

All fixed up and sold.

@@Cameron_Mind Thank you for the reply.

As an expert, what would a mini3 pro with rc remote and an rc n1 3 batteries, a couple freewell nd filters sell for on fb marketplace?

@@kerusso3568 you got 2 rc?

I got 2 others not in this video- I’ll show em off later

so I guess you didnt watch the full video then. I paid 2500, and estimated this was worth about 9000 after repair fees, or about 6500 profit. I've since sold every drone, and in the end made about $8000 net profit off of this. so a bit higher than estimated in the video no bricks, but one box DID have a completely valueless knock off.

Homie didn’t watch the whole video- half were unbound, and Dji unbound all of the locked ones, first time they’ve ever done it as far as I know. Took a lot of documentation and forms but they unbound every single locked one- all of them were sent in for repairs and all of them will be sold as perfect units repaired by Dji.

​@@Cameron_MindThe repair process would make a good video on its own. Im wondering how that process went, how much did they charge and perhaps what did you say to make them agree to all the unlocking. Could even do an unboxing of all the drones once returned from the repair centers.

@@ITech2005 I will, currently they’re all at Dji being evaluated, they all just got received by Dji today actually

@@ITech2005 just got quotes for 3 of them, and I don’t want to spoil anything fully but damn I’m happy with their pricing

😀

I think all of them ended up being able to pair so it likely ended up elsewhere

gamble

but win because you can go to a repair shop and it only cost sometkmes 50 or 100 dollars. Depends how broken it is

What is considered higher value?

@@NeverGoFullRetard415 in my experience anything over 200

Good!

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