Daily Deals

"It’s a great place to saving. The only problem it’s too many peoples and no room to move with your chart. Also they take out a lot of merchandise for retail sales. So don’t expect anything expensive items. They used to have some of those stuff. But anyway you can safe at least 50%. They closed at Thursday. Employees are very friendly."

"Decent prices but I would not recommend their delivery service. My family paid $150 for them to deliver our couches. As soon as they got to our house the two gentleman demanded that my uncles (who were thankfully visiting) help get the couches down from their truck that they parked in the middle of the road instead of our driveway."

"The Grand Canyon of Discounters! But this is a new kind of discounter, and you need to know before you visit .... PRO: - Inventory as far as you can see - Discounted up to 50% (Retail price) - Wide selection of every category from toys, furniture to appliances CON: - Buyer beware, not everything is new - New, used and returned items - NO RETURNS SUMMARY: You can find a good deal here. But sometimes you get what you pay for. Not everything is new and unused. You have to shop carefully. And NO NO NO returns. If you buy an appliance, they will plug it in but if you get it home and it doesn't work, you are stuck with it."

"I Love this place the cashiers, employees, & security are friendly. The merchandise Great! And affordable. It has made my life easier by being able to afford what I couldn't afford before. It might take some time to find what I need but eventually I'll find it there. For me it's like my therapy. When I'm there I'll be lost there for hours my family knows not to bother me when im at daily deals Lol."

"Let's get straight to it. This is an Amazon return, liquidation, pulled items store. The higher priced items from the pallets/gaylords are most likely pulled and sold on eBay by the owners. The prices drop daily. New stock is the most expensive, the price drops throughout the week. Don't expect new stock everyday. For resellers, you'll notice Amazon's required labeling. In most cases there are no UPCs to scan. The careless dumping of food products into other type items is just lazy and gross. 98% of all foodstuffs are expired, so check the expiration dates. This is clearly a location where Chinese products go to die. But consider there are 2 of these locations in Fresno, now multiply that a hundred fold throughout the US. That is a lot of AZ product. If you're looking to make money, be careful. Lots of non-licensed products. Meaning you cant list on any on-line site without jeopardizing your accounts. But aside from the downsides, the absolute worse part of these bin type stores are the customers. From rude to pushy, don't care about ripping open boxes and leaving the item 5 feet away from the original packaging. Some parent allow their kids to run around, and tear through the bins for fun. Upside, you can find decent stock for both personal use and reselling. Be mindful of cosmetics and consumables. Under the circumstances, the staff does a decent job, considering the careless and flagrant attitudes of some customers. For example, the store prohibits the opening of sealed boxes in the bins. You can take it to the front and they will assist you. I strongly recommend wearing latex gloves, and be mindful if sharp or broken glass items. Regardless. I wiil be back. Spent 285 plus tax yesterday. For the store: please stop throwing food items into bins with leaking lotions. Throw open boxes of food (no less than 10 open boxes of cereal). Allow resellers to provide resale permit for tax purposes."