Amazon Bin Stores Near You

303 stores selling Amazon returns and overstock from open bins at one price per item, in 37 states.

303
open stores
37
states
$1
most common floor price

What is an Amazon bin store?

An Amazon bin store is an independent discount retailer that buys Amazon customer returns and overstock by the truckload and sells everything from open bins at one flat price per item. The stores are not owned by Amazon; they buy through liquidation marketplaces and brokers. The price is set on restock day and falls each day afterwards until the bins are cleared.

Every store in this section is tagged as an Amazon bin store in its listing. 261 of them publish a numeric weekday ladder; 71 price per item or per bin instead (“varies”). Each listing shows the ladder, hours, address and any restock-day evidence.

Where the stock comes from

Where Amazon returns actually go →

Returns that cannot go back on Amazon's shelves — opened boxes, damaged packaging, undeliverable parcels — are sold in bulk to liquidators, who break them into pallets and truckloads. Bin stores buy those loads blind, which is why a single bin holds phone cases next to power tools next to pet supplies. Overstock and shelf-pulls from other retailers are mixed in at most stores.

Typical daily pricing

The most common ladder in the directory opens at $10 on restock day and steps down to $1: median top price $10, median floor $1, and a median of 6 price steps per week. 218 stores (83.5% of those with a ladder) run a $1 day, most often on Wednesday. See bin store prices.

Amazon bin store vs Amazon Resale

 Amazon bin storeAmazon ResaleAmazon Bulk Liquidations
Who runs itIndependent retailers (303 listed)AmazonAmazon (auctions)
What you buySingle items from open binsInspected, graded returns onlinePallets and truckloads
PricingFlat daily price, most often $10 → $1Discount off list priceBid per lot
ReturnsAlmost neverStandard return windowNone

Amazon Resale is Amazon's own outlet for inspected, graded returns, sold online with a return window. Bin stores buy the returns Amazon does not resell, in bulk and ungraded, and sell them in person with no returns and no grading — far cheaper, far riskier. If you want a specific item with a warranty, use Resale; if you want $1 mystery for a Wednesday afternoon, use the bins.

Buying pallets instead

Resellers who want the truckload rather than the bin should read how to buy liquidation pallets and where Amazon return pallets are sold — that is a different trade from shopping the stores listed here.

Multi-location chains

Frequently asked questions

What is an Amazon bin store?

An independent discount store that buys truckloads of Amazon customer returns and overstock from liquidators and sells every item at one flat price that drops daily. They are not run by Amazon. We list 303 of them in 37 states.

How much do Amazon bin stores charge?

Across 261 stores with a numeric ladder, restock day most commonly opens at $10 (57.5% of stores are priciest on Friday) and the ladder most commonly ends at $1 (45.2% are cheapest on Wednesday). 218 stores run a $1 day.

Is an Amazon bin store the same as Amazon Resale?

No. Amazon Resale (formerly Warehouse Deals) is Amazon selling inspected returns online at a discount. Bin stores are third parties buying returns in bulk — sight unseen — and reselling them in person, which is why prices are far lower and nothing is guaranteed to work.

Where does the stock come from?

Customer returns, undeliverable packages, overstock and shelf-pulls, bought as pallets or truckloads through liquidation marketplaces. Genuine return stock shows Amazon shipping labels, LPN barcode stickers and mixed categories in the same bin. How Amazon returns reach bin stores.

Does Amazon have bin stores?

No. Amazon does not operate bin stores; every one of the 303 stores here is an independent retailer buying Amazon returns and overstock through liquidators. Amazon's own outlets for returns are Amazon Resale (online) and bulk liquidation auctions, not walk-in bin stores.

How do I find an Amazon secret outlet or clearance store?

There is no secret Amazon outlet. What people mean is an Amazon bin store — browse them by state above, or use the state index. Amazon's online clearance section is called Amazon Resale (formerly Warehouse Deals); its overstock section is Amazon Outlet.

Are Amazon bin stores worth it?

For bulk bargain-hunting, yes: floors are most commonly $1 per item. For a specific item with a warranty, no — nothing is graded or returnable. The honest breakdown works through the maths with review data.

Can I return something from a bin store?

Almost never — sales are final. Test electronics in the store where a power outlet is offered, and check sealed boxes for missing parts before you pay.

Run an Amazon bin store?

List your prices, restock day and hours free — every store page links to your website and socials.