Do any of you folks out there in Reddit land have these type stores ? These businesses buy huge quanities of Amazon returns and undeliverable boxes. On the first day of the week , everything in our store sells for $11.00 . Each day the price drops to a lower price. On the last day of the week any items left go for 60 cents. Some of the contents of boxes are identifiable and others you have to bust open to find out whats in there. I personally like $1.60 day. There are lots of clothes and many are new with tags. Its cheaper than going to Goodwill. I hadnt been in a few years but recently learned that thete was now a location near me. I found a really nice toilet plumbing kit for my bathroom. At $5.50 , that was a bargain and something I really couldnt afford to buy at full price. Been having lots of neck pain and had several pillows on my Amazon wishlist. Ive actually bought 6 pillows over two weeks on $1.60 day. Problem with paying full price is that you never know what will actually work for your comfort. I need my kitchen faucet replaced .Thats definitely not in my budget either. But maybe tomorrow the second day of the sale will bless me with something. These are huge stores with a section blocked off. They have huge tables with boxes galore. Its better than Christmas.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew of any amazon return stores or discount stores that sell amazon returns in the area? Also, any liquation stores?

A few years ago I visited a place in AZ that made Revlon and other cosmetics and a few times of year they opened to the public for a huge sale. Has anyone heard of anything like that in the Orlando area?

Thanks for any help you might be able to give. :)

These are the stores that buy giant boxes of returns from Amazon and let you pick through them. Depending on the day of the week, everything is one set price per item.

There was one of these in Jersey City on the corner of JFK Blvd and one in Ewing that recently closed.

Does anyone know of any others in the state? I've found some crazy stuff there, fun way to kill time.

Link to the one in JC