If you've heard about pallets and want to see what it's all about but and don't want to be scammed,…read morecome see Tony at Indianapolis Pallet Wholesale!

From the owner: Indianapolis Pallet Wholesale and Liquidation is a family owned and ran business that's been around…read morefor 11 years. We care about our customers and work very hard to get the best possible product out there. Our philosophy is, "If you're not making money, we aren't making money". Being transparent is very important to us because we want you to know that you can trust us completely! Come by and check us out, we will try to answer any questions you have to the best of our ability.

terrible service Ed is a huge smart ass and thinks his stuff is best prices, which they are not…read moreShop somewhere else ...

From the owner: Here at Indy Bargain Warehouse, we bring in liquidated merchandise from several major big box…read morestores on a weekly basis! Everything is quality checked before it hits the shelves or floor to make sure it is new/unused, and our prices are well below retail!

This company is a SCAM. Do not pay anything online to view their inventory. There is no business at…read morethe location stated. A lot of people have been scammed and lost their money.

From the owner: Located at 1166 S 25 E in Greenfield, IN, PRIME Pallet Liquidators LLC is a family owned and…read moreoperated business bringing you the BEST selection of liquidation pallets from many popular retailers. We value all community members' opinions, and strive to provide the best, family-oriented service that you deserve!

I have not had a chance to shop here because I just found out about it. I stopped by on a Tuesday…read moreand they appeared to be closed and I didn't see hours posted. What I did see is an additional sign that said minimum of $500 for orders. This is a bit steep. As a small business owner there are several wholesalers online that will do a minimum order of $100 with free shipping. It would just be nice to have someone locally so I don't have to wait for products. I understand the need for businesses only but maybe offer a lower price point for smaller businesses.

These guys have counterfeit products and very dishonest people. They sell counterfeit viagra,…read moreTrojan magnum, Counterfeit, Tshirt and fake motor oil. The worst of all COUSTOMER service is very poor.

I love this place and shop here all the time. It is so easy to get in and out of here and it has…read moregood prices and a lot of choices. I prefer it to Sam's Club because Sam's Club is always so busy and hard to find a close spot. I also love to get gas here because the price is always cheap.

Really second guessing why I continued this membership after the first year. Oh yeah...cheap gas…read more Closer to my home than the other two, better, lower membership cost warehouse clubs who offer comparable gas prices. Here are the reasons I will likely not continue to be a "member" for $120 per year. First they make you download these coupons to get the "discount". Problem is that a lot of their items I buy get marked up for the coupon period the same amount as the coupon discounts them. Monster Energy Drinks and Reynolds Aluminum Foil just to name two that I've noticed. I'll bet there are many more. Straight out of the old MAJOR GROCERY RETAILER BASED OUT OF CINCINNATI OH playbook. Clip $8 worth of coupons only to pay the same price it was the week before the "sale" began. No thanks. Buy $50 of P&G items for a discount to be used later or $30 of candy for a similar discount. Here's an idea. How about in the 3-4 emails you send me each week, you throw one in there that reminds me I have an earned $10 or $20 credit that expires by whatever date it expires. That would be a real help to your valued club members. 2x now I have gone into the store expecting to use my "reward" only to find out it expired yesterday or 5 days prior. I just ignore the promos now. I go to this store when I have a need.... it would be nice if my promotional rewards could wait around until its convenient for me to use them. Tired of ranting but let me add that lots of the coupons don't work in the system and you either miss it until you get home or you have to ask someone to manually add it. Particularly on the perpetual $1.50 off a pound of their premium brand lunchmeat that rarely seems to work. Full disclosure: that particular coupon DID work tonight. First time in the past 3x that I've bought the required weight of meat with the coupon downloaded. Finally, I bought a rotisserie chicken tonight since I had no plan for dinner. Nice big label across the top of the plastic container makes it hard to see what you're buying. So I get home and open it up and BOOM ....big disappointment. 4 leg/thigh quarters with badly charred skin. Two were not even edible as thay had dried out and the meat was hard and difficult to pull apart. The other two quarters were actully better tasting than they looked but nothing close to local grocery store or the GOAT of all rotisserie chickens found daily at MAJOR WAREHOUSE CLUB BASED OUT OF WASHINGTON STATE. Just turned off the "Auto Renew" function on my membership account page. Save your $120 and drive the extra 5 miles to a warehouse club that values their members.

There are certain things I like about BJ's. Their curbside pickup is convenient and fast. I…read moreplaced an online order for a larger item and then went to the curbside parking area a few hours later. An employee brought my item out immediately and put it in my vehicle. Super fast! I also appreciate the gas prices, always the lowest in the area. If you pay with a BJ's credit card you receive an additional ten cents off per gallon. And there are never long lines at the pumps like the ones at Costco. BJ's is very close to my home. I'll keep my memberships as it is worth it for the gas prices and the occasional other items I purchase, but overall I like Costco much better.

Don't get me wrong, I love Costco, but BJ's Wholelsale Club is ultimately more convenient to where…read moreI live and easier to shop, in my opinion. I took advantage of the $15/year membership coupon I received in the mail. Like other wholesale stores, BJ's has great prices on bulk items, and the membership has already paid for itself just in the discounts on vitamins, medicines, and other hygiene/wellness products. They have a solid section of seasonal items and clothing, too. Gas prices are great, as well. I like their app and typically save items to a list before going in-store. You do NOT need to show a membership card to enter the store, but you do need one in order to checkout. Which, speaking of--I always use the self-checkout and have never waited in line. Costco definitely has them beat in the food court section, but shopping at BJ's has never been a hassle for me.

This is always an interesting experience. Filled with restauranteurs who either don't have credit…read morewith food distributors or are too small along with the occasional I-borrowed-my-restaurant-owner-friend's-card. They have pretty much everything you need here: Paper goods, foodservice small wares, fresh seafood, raw meats, frozen baked goods, canned everything and even kitchen sinks. Service is slow and their cashier process is not very customer centric. It's one of the old "it is what it is" places. Give yourself time

This is a place to shop for people who have a restaurant license. The general public cannot get in…read more You have to swipe your card as you enter. Due to my brothers concession stand and two food trucks, we have a card to enter. Everything is in bulk in here. Imagine buying a 80lb chunk of beef roast or a case of chicken wings. There are frozen foods, fresh meats, produce of all types, spices, seafood and desserts. How about 50lbs of rice or beans? They have cooking equipment and utensils. It's amazing what you might find around the next corner. Like I have said about many places, some things are a good deal, but some things are not.