Never been to a bin place but always wanted to explore. This was right across from where we ate so…read morewe decided to go browse. Wasn't too busy. They have basically Amazon returns in various bins and prices posted. There are also special deals on pricing depending on the day of the week. We found items in the $2 bins for products we use and pay way more for when we order on Amazon. So I did grab those given the discount. The other bins are just hard to explore. Things are in shipping boxes or brown boxes without clear packaging on what the item is. They do have the Amazon sticker so you could scan that to find out but it's going to take time. Staff was friendly and answered our questions. They did have queen mattresses for $300 also.

Got several items from the bin and the greasy employee at the register tried to charge me more for…read moreeach. A very bad first impression.

I love this store..I have shopped this store for many years. I love Lilly and how she always has…read moretons of products and merchandise to pick from..Her prices are very nice.

From the owner: Small business providing affordable products like home goods, fashion jewelry, clothes, hardware…read moreand more!

Good to shop some bargain items. Ollie has some bargain price item that you are not looking for…read moreonce use. The store is big. It carry some food items, Day use, toy, furniture, auto, dog and more. We were here for big flower pot. It was great for rough use. I saw some gadgets that very interesting. I saw some rug and furniture that has good color. The stuff toy look cute.

If you love a surprise bargain go here! Even better, take your bestie! This is one of those…read moreexperiences where you want to yell out "GURL!!!!!" Have fun saving! They get the overstock stuff y'all!!!!

We have found many treasures here in the past and decided to try our luck again today…read more The color coded tag sales are your best bet for a real bargain! Look for the colored plastic stem that attaches the price tag to the garment. If that piece matches the special pricing color as displayed, just as your enter the front door, you will save a lot. We bought a lot today!

Night and day, not been around for a while. They don't sell stuff at reasonable price no more. No…read moremore buy to fix to resale. Asking too much for used shoes. Some clothes ok price but it's crazy that a lot of the donated stuff is being sold as new. The age of side hustle here has ended. At least we still got salvation army, antique stores and Some times light house. don't buy shoes there either though. Good for other stuff like goodwill is now. Place smells like an old warehouse, it always been like this. My problem started on the way out. They got rid of their from work force and replace it with self check out. I don't even know why? Im more weirded out they even have an inventory when most their stuff is donated. So im not an asshole with stuff missing tags. I actually rather take the high road and make sure they see im not cheating the system. I told the only person in a register about it. She spoke over me and directed someone else to her. When she understood what she did she called someone. Another person showed up and they wouldn't help me. After 30 mins someone comes and takes the pants n doesn't come back for another 15mins. To do what exactly? There's no way he gonna find inventory like it. They are donated clothes. Hence my argument about why even have inventory? Comes back to tell me just scan another pair of pants. BRO i told them this same shit at the start and they wasted 45 mins of my god damn time. Moral of the story? Don't waste your time they don't understand basic costumer service. Just scan another item in your basket and move on. Nobody is really giving a damn about quality control anyways. Why should you? By all means scan the same item 3 times and enjoy your $7 bucks of whatever. This place was way better with human cash register that knew what they were doing. Provably not coming back unless my family wants to but me on my own time? No way. I got better places to go.

My wife wanted to buy a Dyson air dryer, so we searched online and found Hotbins had an excellent…read moredeal. We went to Hotbins on Saturday and found a better deal. We were able to buy the dryer with great discount. Apart from it, Hotbins is a great store to visit and buy different merchandise. Hotbins restocks on Thursday and Friday is a great time to visit the store. Plus, the prices of the products go down each day starting from Friday to Wednesday.

Absolutely AWFUL! My friend and I love thrift/discount shopping and got excited by the instagram…read moreposts. For fun, we bought a mystery box. It was worse than we could have ever imagined! $60 for the mystery box, with a total of maybe $20 (that's being generous) worth of junk inside! Not sure how they can ethically charge that much for this crap! Hideous Halloween press on nails that are broken, expired robitussim, glitter banner that says create a memorable day, senior wear plastic isolation cover (looks like a poncho), 20 clear plastic handicap sign covers, children's vampire teeth absolutely absurd!

NORDSTROM RACK From…read morethe scattered reviews I read, I decided to stop at Nordstrom Rack. I was only three miles from their Brandon store and in need of a few men's shirts and dress pants. I was aware that Nordstrom Rack is the off-price retail division of the luxury department store chain, Nordstrom. I went there not expecting Walmart or other merchants prices. I found the men's shirts and pants racks and found several items that were the color and size I was looking for. A shirt that listed at $198.98 was on sale reduced 68% to a mere $74.96. It was a regular long sleeve shirt by Polo, Ralph Lauren. With all due respect to India where the shirt was made, I wondered what costly threads were used to make such a pricey shirt. The same was true of the pants and several other items. Mind you that these items in the off price store were on yet another discounted clearance rack in the store. Nordstrom may want to rethink their sales techniques at their chain of stores before people start realizing it's not a really an off price store.

I love finding deal on luxury items that are at my price point. It allows me to buy what I want…read morewithout breaking the bank. Nice selection, just allow yourself time to look through inventory.

I'm honestly furious with how Black Friday Deals handled this entire situation. I understand they…read morehave a no return policy -- that's not the issue. This wasn't a normal return. They charged me for items I did NOT intend to buy, items I never asked for, and to make it worse, these were damaged products just sitting on their messy, cluttered counter. The place was such a disaster that it was easy for these items to get mixed into my purchase without me even realizing it. Since no itemized receipt is offered and an added "surcharge" is tacked on, it makes it even easier for these practices to go unnoticed since they move you out so fast. And when I tried to correct THEIR mistake, they hid behind policy -- a policy they somehow think makes this type of situation acceptable. This isn't customer service. This feels like a company using a deceptive business practice and refusing to take responsibility for slipping damaged items into a customer's purchase and then acting like it's the customer's problem. People deserve to know exactly how they operate before spending a single dollar with them. Honestly, it's embarrassing that a business thinks this is acceptable behavior. If this is the standard they're proud of, that says everything anyone needs to know.

The Black Friday Deals and Discount Store is a bin-style discount shop that sells overstock,…read morereturns, and liquidation items from Amazon and other major retailers. The store operates on a tiered pricing schedule: items are restocked on Thursdays (when the store is closed), and Fridays start at the highest price point--$10 per item. Prices then drop each day until Wednesday, when everything is just $1. If you're looking for the best deals, I recommend going on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Even if you're on a tight budget, you can find items worth gifting or reselling for a profit--everything from electronics and beauty products to home goods and gadgets. If you pay with a credit card, expect to be charged a small additional fee. One experience worth noting: I picked up a multi-pack of false eyelashes, wrapped together in one plastic bundle, but was told at checkout that I had to pay for each item individually--even though they were clearly packaged as one. I found this frustrating and chose not to purchase them. Digging through bins does require time and patience, and yes, you might feel a little dusty by the time you're done--but that's part of the bin store experience. It's not for everyone, but if you enjoy bargain hunting and don't mind getting your hands a little dirty, this place can be a goldmine.