Where Ya Bin Columbia

"Read: This is a LIQUIDATION store. Afraid of getting covid (or the flu, or a cold)? Then mask up or don't come. Boxes torn? Yes, how did you open your Amazon box and then send it back for return? Was the box torn? Or did a "not so smart" or greedy customer try to peek inside the box and tore it open? Both possible. Please be open minded and know where you're going and what to expect. One thing that I did NOT realize is that they sell expired food. I was disappointed to spend about $20 in food items only to find out that what I bought was already expired. WARNING: Check the expiration date of the food you buy here! Don't get caught off guard, like me. Otherwise ... Treasure Hunt!!!! Takes TIME to shop here because it's not really organized. It's a LIQUIDATION store. Just tables with merchandise. It's best to not have a real agenda, but rather to shop and search for an unexpected find. PS: Have your mobile phone with the Amazon app open to search for numbers, product name, or UPC code to figure out what is in the box or what the product is. This helps tremendously! Also, when you are returning your Amazon items, they are all dumped in a box. Now imagine many, many returns in many, many boxes. See their pricing strategy and know when to go. To me, first day & last day is best. If you like scrummaging around to find that "treasure" - then you'll LOVE this place! Not everyone likes to shop like that. Some people like to go in, buy and get out. If that's your intention, then this store is NOT for you. This is probably why other people have stated that this place is "garbage". Have the right mindset, no expectations what so ever, and you won't be disappointed. You have to be able to (and want to) dig and search and grab an item before someone else gets it. Look at the pictures posted. There are lots of tables filled with merchandise. This is how the store is laid out. If you're smart, you can walk around and get an idea of what at the table based on what items you see more of (ie: food, decor, toys, etc.). Walk around, assess the tables, and then stop and dig when something catches your eye. I've been there twice. First time on Friday, when everything is their "full price" that being $14 per item purchased, then I went again on Wednesday when everything was $1... even a box with 4 items it in ... only $1. Employees were kind, helpful, and efficient. One man's junk is another man's treasure! Happy shopping!"

"I've been here before, they changed the name recently. Great location and parking. If you want to do some indoor random shopping, this is your place. I didn't find anything thus time but it's a must return kinda place. They receive random items weekly, so you just never know what items will be available. Tips: No cash, cards only, see pic for weekly deals."

"Good deals if you don't mind digging through things. Highest you will pay is $14 on Friday's and goes down every day. I've seen good buys from compact refrigerators, baby seats, tools, ceiling lights and things for your home. Some things with Amazon packaging. Store rules are not to open boxes. You know some people don't follow rules. SMH. Update: This place has gone downhill since they opened a new store in Charleston seems to me."

"They used to have good deals, but lately the mostly cart old or expired food items. . They also constantly changed their rules. For example, you used to be able to get food items half off on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, now, all of a sudden, it changed to only Friday and Saturday. The change is not listed anywhere in the store. Not everyone who enters a store will scan a QR code beforehand. They really are going down the drain. Very disappointing."

"This store is garbage, you go there half the boxes are torn open, people have stole the items from it. I grabbed a box that was already open and ripped up, the employee ( short white girl with blue eyes and long black hair) very rudely told me to close the box which was already torn open. There was no way to close it. Never setting foot here ever again, if you want to go to a real Bin Store go to the one in West Columbia!! They need to hire real employees instead of a bunch of rude teenagers that have no people skills. I would give the store a zero review with there’s no zero."