A WOMAN who bought a entire truckful of lost parcels in a bid to see if it was really worth the money was stunned when she began opening them all.

Over the course oftwo days she emptied the massive boxes of goodies along with her husband and they were both shocked by the wide range of products inside.

Hope, who posted the giant haul on her YouTube channel explained: "These giant boxes are full of online orders that didn't make it to their final destination."

She spent a whopping £10,712 on the pallets and so was expecting some big bargains.

Hope dove straight in and began unboxing the mystery goods, and things definitely started well, she got a pair of Doc Martins worth £169 as well as loads of other shoes including Adidas, Converse, Birkenstocks and Toms.

The majority of the boxes were filled with clothes, some of which were definitely better than others.

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Mostly, there were t-shirts from places like Gap and Forever 21, however there was also some more pricey items, like a full Versace Jeans lounge suit worth £1,015.

Of course, buying so many boxes of lost parcels can be risky, since there's no guarantee any of it will be worth anything at all and could be badly damaged.

Hope discovered this when she opened several pairs of damaged goods including shoes, golf clubs and even a damaged guitar.

Some of the more strange items included hair nets, denim underwear and a flame resistant jacket.

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The haul also included lots of items in bulk like 113 outfits for pets, 141 Baby Yoda t-shirts and 74 pairs of Adidas socks, in fact altogether there were 232 pairs of socks in the haul.

However there was also some more designer stuff, like a £421 Tory Burch dress and even a Dior bag worth £3,558, however Hope noted that she's unsure if the bag is a fake or not.

Amazingly, the haul contained a huge box of jewellery worth £2,500 which featured bargains from big brands like Swarovski.

Hope saved the best box until last, which contained a cordless Dyson vacuum which retails for a whopping £7,200.

Although some of the golf clubs were damaged, there were also some in pristine condition, including one worth £150.

Some other items included bike frames, a hover board, a typewriter and five Apple keyboards.

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Overall, Hope seemed pretty happy with the mammoth haul, she said: "I ended up keeping about $5,827 (£4,930) for myself and friends."

She reckons altogether the huge haul was actually worth £36,130.

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