Amazon bin store · Corbin, KY
Wacky Binz
- Bin store
- Amazon bin store
- Liquidation store
8318 US-25, Corbin, KY 40701
Daily bin prices
Prices are per item, for anything in the bins that day. Cheapest: $1 on Wednesday.
- Mon $3
- Tue $2
- Wed $1
- Thu $1
- Fri Closed
- Sat $5
- Sun $5
$ fixed per-item price ~ varies / ask in store × closed
Store hours
- Mon 9 AM–1 PM
- Tue 9 AM–1 PM
- Wed 9 AM–1 PM
- Thu Closed
- Fri Closed
- Sat 9 AM–1 PM
- Sun Closed
About Wacky Binz
Wacky Binz is an Amazon bin store in Corbin, Kentucky, located at 8318 US-25. Prices range from $1 to $5, with hours of 9AM-1PM most days. Bin prices run from $1–$5 per item through the week, bottoming out at $1 on Wednesday. The store is closed on Thursday, Friday, Sunday.
Restock schedule
Wacky Binz has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices the same day — see how restock days work and call ahead to confirm.
How bin pricing works here
Every item in the bins costs the same that day — $1–$5 across the week, highest on restock day and lowest on Wednesday. Once the floor day passes, whatever is left gets cleared and the ladder restarts. Bin store prices explained →
Wacky Binz: quick answers
When does Wacky Binz restock?
Wacky Binz has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices that day; the store's Facebook page is the fastest way to confirm.
What is the cheapest day at Wacky Binz?
Wednesday, at $1 per item — the bottom of a $1–$5 ladder. Selection is thinnest on the cheapest day, so go earlier in the cycle if you want first pick.
What are Wacky Binz's hours?
Open 4 days a week (closed Thursday, Friday, Sunday); the full weekly grid is above. Hours change around holidays and restock days, so call ahead for a long drive.
What shoppers say3
If you get there a little bit early and think you have a good spot in line, you will surely be disappointed. Customers will leave random objects along the side of the building securing their spot at the front of the line. When the doors open, it's a free-for-all to throw as many items in your pile thus claiming them as yours. This is a wild and unregulated shopping experience that has injured a few customers. You should consider leaving your kids at home, this is no place for children. In my opinion, a few rules and regulations are needed to maintain order and ensure customer safety. However, if your feeling lucky and decided to fight this battle, you can find some good items with a nice price.
Adam All in all this place was a decent place to go to. Everyone kept their distance, and most wore masks. The flea market vendors tho had already picked thru much of what they had...but I did manage to snag myself a screen for my movie projector and a 1/24th scale dollhouse room kit. 🙂
Deborah This is the place too go if looking for treasure wake up early too get your spot in the line and wait for your ticket when the doors open look for whatever you can find but be quick because it’s a crowd place and everything good will be gone in 5 minutes pretty find too do with family or just on your own good experience wish too go agin when I can.
Ian
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
