Glossary

Your statement that you intend to send a number of units of a specific deal. It is free, reversible, and it is how the warehouse knows arriving goods are yours. See Committing.

A standing offer to buy one specific product, identified by UPC, at a published price, at named warehouses.

Stock carried to a warehouse counter instead of shipped. Requires approval before you set off. See Drop-offs.

The identifier printed on a Blue Ocean drop-off receipt, shaped like CA-WKMHJ-CHAD-090226110853. It identifies one physical hand-over and is the only thing tying your visit to your account. It is not a courier tracking number.

The warehouse's own record of everything physically received, exported daily. It is the source of truth for what you are paid — not your submission, and not your receipt.

Payout minus what you paid at retail. The You keep figure on a deal assumes you paid MSRP; your real margin depends on what you actually paid, minus shipping.

Manufacturer's suggested retail price. Shown as a reference so you can judge a deal at a glance. It is not what we pay and not what you will pay.

What lands in your balance per unit received. The headline number on a deal.

The name goods must be addressed to, currently WKMHJ. Not your name, not "Cashout Kings". It is how a package is routed to an account. See Packing and labelling.

One package. One tracking number, one destination warehouse, and a list of what is inside. A drop-off becomes one automatically once its receipt is accepted.

The barcode number that identifies a product exactly. The identity of a deal. Names vary between retailers; the UPC does not.

The short code for a site, like CA10621 or TX7810. Appears on deals, on drop-off receipts and in the app.