2 open bin stores (including 1 Goodwill outlet) in West Columbia and 1 more within 40 miles.
West Columbia is home to 2 bin stores in our South Carolina directory; it publishes a fixed weekday ladder with prices bottoming out at $1. Restock days are not published for these listings, so check each store's links before you go. If the West Columbia stores are picked over, Where Ya Bin Columbia in Columbia is 4 miles away.
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It's a huge place... Retail/Outlet/Donation... What more could you ask for!! But in the Outlet part (pay by the pound) very aggressive people, all trying to find that cool item or looking for something in particular.. I love it.
Nica
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Blm. I got a lot of thingz only paid 20.00 . I go to the outlet Goodwill where it's $1.89 a pound the blue Benz and I enjoyed it's therapeutic to me
Barbara
The outlet store that was attached was horrible. Most outlet stores have bins on wheels that are rotated out with new selections a few times a day. In this outlet, the bins are stationary. In fact, many of the bins were actually large boxes, so there would be no way of moving them in and out on a regular basis. New donations just seemed to be tossed on top of old items. There were only a few clothing bins. There were a bunch of shoe bins/boxes that were filled up to two or three feet deep with shoes. Finding a matching pair would be like finding a needle in a haystack. I used to love going to the outlet in Pittsburgh. I am beyond disappointed that this will not be a place I can shop. It was dirty and the staff in that section was unfriendly. Goodwill should be ashamed that they are accepting perfectly good donations and then destroying them by throwing them haphazardly into bins. It is disheartening to know that my donations might end up as landfill rather than actually helping others.
Diane
BINS BINS BINS! Get there earlyyyyyyyy, stand in line if u have to! The possibilities of finding designer clothing, shoes and other items like purses & hardback books--in perfect condition --are VERY likely. And when you get bored of doing that go look through the electronics because it's the same over there. It is crowded and be on your best etiquette as far as not diving into a bin that is already being looked through. Make sure to disinfect your hands when you leave though LOL
Dro
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
I want to like this store but it's difficult when as a first timer, you check out the website before you come and then you get there and the rules on the website do not follow what's happening at the store. The rules in place I would think help keep the peace. If you have chairs, that's fine but be sitting in them! If you need to use the bathroom, sure. But today, there were *a lot* of empty chairs for people who aren't even there at the door or haven't shown up yet. I'm sorry but I probably won't be making trips out here because of the hassle of that alone. If customers run a store and not management, I usually do not come back.
Mallory
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I have never been there so I couldn’t have shopped there. I don’t live in the same state as these stores! I love a good bargain! I would definitely take a chance on buying a pallet and checking it twice!! From what I have read, I would not be disappointed!
Sue
Excellent store with a great selection. Ever increasing array of products. Fun place. It sells electronics, decorative items, car items, toys, clothes, health products, and supplements. Very helpful to have staff available to open boxes if you can't figure out what it is. The cashiers are helpful and friendly. This store still had a lot on $3 day and is not a wasteland by that point like some other bin stores. Very professionally maintained, organized and well run. Highly recommended for bargain shoppers.
Jimmy
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
Every card above has a “Get directions” link that opens the store's Google Maps listing. Bin stores are usually in strip malls or light-industrial units with free parking. Arrive before opening on restock day if you want first pick; go late in the week for the lowest prices. Bring a bag, gloves, and small bills — a few stores are cash-only.
2 open bin stores in West Columbia, South Carolina are listed, and 1 more sit within a 40-mile drive.
What is the cheapest day at West Columbia bin stores?
1 of the 1 West Columbia stores with a price ladder are cheapest on Thursday; the median floor is $1. The full Monday-to-Sunday ladder is on each card.
When do West Columbia bin stores restock?
None of the West Columbia listings name a restock day in the sources checked. Most bin stores restock weekly; check the store's Facebook page or call before a long trip.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, a reusable bag or bin for your finds, and a card or cash. Gloves are worth it on restock day. Most stores ask that you do not open sealed items and that you return unwanted goods to a bin rather than the floor.
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