Liquidation Center

Apparently the term «liquidation center» is a euphemism for full-​time garage sale, judging by the way this place is run. I use the term «run» loosely, as this is basically someone’s hoarded junk shoved into a space in a plaza, with the occasional price written on in sharpie.
The store is very generally organized, with sports and outdoors goods in one corner, some linens and kids toys in another aisle, random seasonal goods in the front, bulk blinds in the back, and some TVs on display — all showing action movies at ear-​splitting volume.
This is the only time in memory that I considered my safety before entering an aisle– products are literally shoved on shelves and piled on top of one another, with no regard for display or maintaining the integrity of the packaging (if there even is any). The back area in particular, with blinds, looks like it could topple over and cause an avalanche if you try to touch anything.
I’m sure if you hunt, there’s probably a bargain to be found. The products I discovered were dated and slightly overpriced considering they seemed possibly used. I found it very curious that there are a ton of security cameras throughout the store– is this to monitor in case someone has an accident? Surely there’s nothing here worth stealing, and it doesn’t seem like there are many customers, either.

Yikes! Anything goes! Today we saw lots of camping equipment, (tents and chairs), some tennis rackets, lots of as-​is electronics, some Duplo lego blocks, and who knows what!
We got some dishes to use for painting pallets, a rubber lined curtain to line the back seat for doggie trips in the car, and little doodads for art projects.
Bring your courage and put some drops in your eyes so you can see the gems among chaos.

I stumbled upon this store from one of their craigslist ads. I have been looking for a good deal on a child’s playhouse and I found one here. Most of their inventory is open/​damaged box from Walmart. I got the play house I wanted for a little less than half the retail price at Walmart.
The staff was responsive over the phone and they helped load the huge box into my husband’s truck. All the pieces were accounted for and the item had very little damage. I would definitely buy from this store again.

Did I enter an alternate Twilight Zone universe? Did I visit the same store you other Unilocalers have raved over? These high star ratings can’t possibly be accurate. Based on these rave reviews, I made a special trip to check this place out — and it is one of the worst stores I’ve ever been to!
First off, it’s an absolute disaster area inside. Junk piled EVERYWHERE. In the floor, on shelves, stacked on top of each other. This is a huge fire hazard and an accident just waiting to happen. I stumbled over several items that were just sticking out right in the middle of the floor. Use extreme caution when shopping here.
Second, the prices are NOT CHEAP. I was looking for some bargain prices on slightly used /​returned /​one of a kind merchandise and what I found instead were prices that were close to or even HIGHER than retail! What the heck? All I can surmise is that these glowing reviews are from people who simply never shop and just don’t know their retail prices on items.
A good third of the merchandise in the store had no marked price but it’s not like you can take the item up to the counter and ask them what it costs — if you tried to pick up an item, it would likely alter the stack of junk and cause an avalanche of crap to fall down on your head.
Let me be perfectly clear — I am NOT a snobby shopper. I frequent thrift stores, love yard sales, and am a loyal fan of clearance shops like Big Lots. I love a good bargain and I love hunting for deals, but the Liquidation Center is a complete waste of your time.

You ever wonder what happens to all those heaping carts of returned/“Wallmart-rental-service” items that you see go back at the customer service departments? No they don’t go to the island of forgotten toys or misfit merchandise. They are marked as a write off firstly. Some get returned for repair and the rest become liquidated.
This store is one of those liquidation centers. All the stuff here are items that either never sold, for whatever reason like too expensive or excessively mass produced. Some products were returned because the person over spent on a trip to Walmart for toilet paper but ended up as a $ 300 shopping spree. If there are some opened, slightly chipped or damaged box items they are priced at unbelievably low low costs. I’m telling you man, they are literally giving some of these things away.
I got a train table for my kids for $ 85 where I would have spent $ 180 plus shipping. It was all there, I checked. A small train set that I had on my Amazon cart for 79.99 was also there for only 27.99. I scored like a mutha! Also, I got a Duracell mini usb car charger rated 2.1v for $ 2. If it has no price just ask the guy. He will glance at it and make a mega good price for you.
The store is crazy inside. Literally there is no way for them to know what exactly is going to be in there at a time. These liquidation stores bid on pallets or containers of shrink wrapped misc. products ranging from bicycles and microwaves to doll houses and sports equipment. A veritable grab bag of goods type of store. It’s pretty F’n fun to browse just don’t let the kids roam. Not too sure how sturdy the stacking on the shelves of heavier items will hold.
This is the store you thought you were going to when you went to Big Lots. Many useful things and perfect spot for some discounted X-​mas shopping.

Overwhelming… Crap everywhere. They look like they went to auctions. Priced stuff for TV and then threw it in this place. A lot of the stuff was way overpriced. I didn’t even really find anything I wanted cause I actually would have tried to negotiate. Not sure if they would go for it but worth the try. They got everything here from Tvs to umbrellas to dishes bikes tents. Didn’t see any furniture, primary household stuff. Got s lot of bikes outside but not in the greatest condition for the price. Rather pay a little more and get a new one.

Dude what the heck? This place is a mess and everything is over priced. I saw a humidifier for $ 178 and I bought the exact same model a few months ago from Amazon for $ 89. There’s stuff all over the floors that you literally have to step over to walk down the aisles. If the deals were crazy good, I would totally look past the mess. But obviously they are not real bargains.

These guys are awesome!
Open 7 days a week it’s like a swapmeet with all sorta of treasures inside.
You can get your kitchenware, patio furniture, electronics for every room, linens, basically you name it and they have it.
I bought 3 TVs here and they have a great 2week return/​satisfaction policy.
My first tv had something wrong with the pixels so there was this constant green light blinking, we brought it right back and got the same one but instead of the display we got it fresh from the box.
Today, my boyfriend and I bought two Huffy beach cruisers, a bike rack for our car & a baby seat so or baby can cruise with us!
All that $ 181!!!
Cheaper than target and Wal Mart!!!
These guys are so nice and always give us good deals. If you are ever in the southwest, you have to check this spot out!!!

You can find some neat things in this place. I like to watch American Pickers and this store reminds of hunting for items on that show. That being said it’s a little disorganized but it’s gotten better since the last time we came in. They’re reasonably priced place if you’re willing to look long & hard.
We grabbed a VERY TINY Charcoal grill from them that we like to use when we tailgate for Nascar. It was perfect that we needed it and they had it. It fits about 5 burger patties on it and for $ 5 it made us really happy.

While this place is a hodgepodge and its difficult to find stuff because its piled everywhere, the stuff here is all new in boxes at a fraction of the cost of new.
They had toys, camping and sports equipment, electronics, tools, bikes, kitchen gadgets and more.
The customer service was friendly & helpful.
They also have a 14 day money back guarantee and a warranty if its from wAlmart and missing anything. (Most of the stuff is from walmart).
I’m dinging them a star for extreme disorganization. But the prices MORE than make up for it.
I got a train table for my son thats normally $ 150 for $ 36!!! Yahoo! As Arnold said, I’ll be back!