Very surprised that Ikea currenly has Ekedalen chairs on sale for $59, plus under their buyback program they will buyback as-new Ekedalen chairs for $74.25.
Chairs: https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/ekedalen-chair-oak-orrsta-light…
Buyback tool: https://www.ikea.com/au/en/customer-service/services/buy-bac…
Both prices only accessible to Ikea members
I'm getting $89.25 as a buyback offer. Order 1000 chairs, sell them back to IKEA, easy $30k.
*Order and assemble
Do they have to be assembled? You also only get an idea gift card, not cash.
Use the idea gift card to buy even more chairs to return.
If they aren't assembled they are just returns. If they are assembled they are second hand.
"The IKEA furniture Buy Back service is currently only available to Buy Back used personal
household items only, and unable to accept quantities more than 10 items and
commercially used items. "
Just return 10 at a time.
So they are willing to pay you $15.25 for you to assemble it for them? How long do they take to assemble?
Maybe 5 minutes a chair. I wonder if they'd even require them to be assembled.
What would the container cost be to send it to India, have them assembled, and then shipped back?
I'd take the $183/hour, the major issue is getting them back to the store and disposing of all the packaging.
This should be in the deals section.
Maybe. Anyone can post it there if they want to.
Lol it's gonna be patched after the first person tries redeeming it and they realize
Looks like IKEA has discovered their furniture has traces of 'special minerals' in them. Mining using household contents
infinite ikea money glitch