A Walmart shopper revealed the ultimate trick as he prepared to move one day after ordering boxes online and receiving much more than he paid for.
In a now-viral video, the customer revealed that he had purchased 24 boxes online before telling viewers he was “going to do a little unboxing video” now that the shipment had arrived.
Opening the first box, he revealed a mass of inflated protective packaging and said, “All this to protect our item here,” before pulling out a flat box.
By shipping each box individually, your order doubled the number of boxes you had and provided package protection at no additional cost.
The buyer started by saying they were going to “do a little unboxing video” after a huge shipment of 24 boxes arrived at their door.
One featured commenter wrote: ’48 boxes AAAAY bubbles??? Victorious!’
In the video, he makes it clear that the object was at the bottom of the large cardboard box. Once he put the package protection aside and took out the item, he said, “We have… a box.”
He continued holding the item: ‘A box! And each one of them has the same.’
The video ended with a thumbs up and a big smile as he said, ‘Good job, Walmart.’
One featured commenter wrote: ’48 boxes AAAAY bubbles??? Victorious!’
“I see two boxes for the price of one plus packaging fluff,” another comment said.
Others also saw the comical circumstances of the situation, with one writing: “Thank God for that packaging.” I wouldn’t want the boxes to get damaged inside the boxes.
Many viewers recounted their own experiences with multi-box deliveries when ordering online, with user Jane saying: “I ordered 50 zippers once and they arrived one by one over the course of two weeks.”
The trick saved the buyer money they could have spent on purchasing more boxes and package protection.
The trick saved the buyer money to buy more boxes and protect the package, and some users even suggested that they return the boxes they paid for and keep the delivery boxes.
He took out the item and said, ‘We have… a box. A box! And each one of them has the same.’
Some users even suggested that he return the boxes he paid for and keep the ones that were delivered to him.
Walmart, according to News19offers customers two delivery options.
They can choose between “recyclable paper envelopes and appropriately sized cardboard boxes.” These efforts are supposed to eliminate “any unused space in the box.”
This approach will reportedly reduce the need for refilling by 60 percent and reduce waste caused by oversized boxes by 26 percent, the outlet reported.
Customers may also have the option to receive shipments together in fewer boxes, which is expected to further reduce waste and the number of shipments.
“This transition is expected to remove 65 million plastic bags or more than 2,000 tons of plastic from circulation in the United States by the end of the fiscal year,” News19 said.
DailyMail.com has contacted Walmart for comment.
