What is B-goods? Explained in a simple and understandable way

Many online retailers offer so-called B-goods. What this is and what you should consider before buying, we explain in this article.

B-goods: what is it?

• B-goods are mostly checked, returned items or exhibits. Articles that have been damaged by transport or in the warehouse are often offered as B-goods.
• B goods are offered up to 50 percent cheaper, depending on the type of damage.
• Often only the packaging is damaged, but there may also be signs of wear, for example in the case of exhibits.
• Mostly the B-goods are electronic items such as cell phones or computers.
• Many online retailers have their own departments for B-goods. For example, Amazon offers returned or damaged goods in the Amazon warehouse.

Buying B goods - this is important to note

• B goods can be offered as B goods for various reasons.
• Perhaps only the packaging is damaged or the article shows slight signs of wear.
• But it can also be the case that a product that is sold as B-goods shows significant damage.
• Therefore, find out about the condition of the item before buying.
• Most retailers provide a description of the item's condition. If you are unsure, contact the retailer before buying.
• A 14-day right of return applies to items purchased online. This principle also applies to B-goods.

In the next article we have put together more tips for you to buy B-goods.