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Frequently Asked Questions About Bin Stores
What is a bin store?
A bin store is a retail liquidation store that purchases truckloads of customer returns, overstocks, and box-damaged goods from major retailers like Amazon, Target, and Home Depot. Items are placed in large wooden bins and sold on a weekly decreasing price model.
How does the daily pricing schedule work?
Most bin stores restock once a week (often on Thursday or Friday). On restock day, every item is at the highest price (e.g., $10 to $14). Each day thereafter, prices drop ($8, $6, $4, $2, $1) until the final day where remaining items sell for $0.25 to $0.50 before the next reset.
When is the best day to go to a bin store?
For high-value electronics, power tools, and brand-name goods, visit early on Restock Day. For maximum profit margins on small flips, craft supplies, and bargain hunting, visit on $1 or $0.50 Days.
Can you test items before buying?
Most reputable bin stores have an 'inspection or testing station' near the register equipped with power outlets, batteries, and box cutters so you can verify electronics power on before purchase.