Whether you’re a bargain-hunting, deal-seeking, master treasure hunter — or not, there is a warehouse in South Carolina that’s making headlines all over the southeast and you’ll want to go. If you’ve been looking for “Amazon bin stores near me,” you’ve just found one! Bin Time is an overstock warehouse that sources goods from some of America’s biggest retailers each week (like Amazon), including everything from high-end items originally priced in the hundreds of dollars to small items like socks and t-shirts and more.

The stores are found on West Butler Road in Mauldin and on Sayre Street in Anderson.
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Open five days per week, the Amazon bin store has bin after bin of first-rate items that arrive each week and you just never know what you'll find until you visit.
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Spend time digging for bargains, and you're sure to score a ton of treasures.
The store has more than 400,000 items each week and those who've visited Bintime already come back week after week to get at the deals. But what kinds of deals can you get?
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What is a bin store? It allows for the unique opportunity for shoppers to score amazing deals on a vast range of products.
Bintime makes it easy! New merchandise is added to the bins inside the warehouse on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday, everything in the warehouse is just $7. On Sunday, it is $5. On Monday, everything is just $3, and then on Tuesday, everything is just $2. Wednesday is $1 per item.
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Bintime is appropriately named. Everything that's for sale is stocked into the wooden bins and visitors peruse them at their leisure. Only a little more than 400 customers are allowed into the store at a time, due to a fire code, so you can expect to stand in line outside on Saturday and Sunday. So far, Monday and Tuesday crowds haven't created lines outside.
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While you spend time digging for bargains, keep in mind that the treasures you find might not be here tomorrow. So you'll probably want to buy it today.

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There are a few rules you have to follow if you want to shop at Bintime: First, you can't open any boxes to see what the merchandise looks like. Once you get to the register, you can ask an employee to open the box. But the easiest way to avoid standing in line for something you don't want is to simply download a bar scanner to your phone and then scan the code to learn more about the item inside the box.
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Next, you can't set items aside somewhere in the store; stockpiling items is no-go. There are no carts or buggies. Bintime gives everyone a huge 19-gallon IKEA shopping bag. Once that bag is full, you'll need to head to the register and pay. If you want to keep shopping, just take your paid merchandise to your car and return the store; unless there's a line outside. In that case, you'll have to get back in line.
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Is it worth it? Some repeat customers admit to driving as far as 2.5 hours each way just to shop at Bintime. It's easy to see why. The deals are phenomenal. These YETI ramblers are currently listed on Amazon at $34.99 each so $5 is a huge bargain!
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What's the current price of one package of Pampers baby wipes? Here's a case of packages for only $5.
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Bintime is more than just a bargain warehouse. It's truly a treasure hunting adventure.
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This is one instance where following the Facebook page doles out a wealth of information. Every Thursday, Bintime posts photos of some of the new arrivals that will fill the bins on Saturday. If that's not enough... every week they give away a VIP pass that lets the lucky winner skip to the front of the line when they arrive!
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If you’ve been looking for bargains, you’ve just hit paydirt! Each Bintime location is open five days per week: Saturday through Wednesday. For more information, including the hours of operation, follow the official Facebook page of Bintime. (Note: There are two Bintime locations in South Carolina: one in Mauldin and one in Anderson!)

Take a peek at this quick video for a better feel for what it’s like to experience Bintime in person:

 

Have you been to an Amazon outlet in South Carolina? We’d love to hear about the great deals you scored! Then check out these six overstock stores in South Carolina that are also bucket list-worthy.

For more information on bargain shopping, you may be interested in the following book — Thrift Shopping: Discovering Bargains and Hidden Treasures.

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Bin Time & Related Info

Beth Price-Williams | May 04, 2022

What is a bin store?

If you’re searching for “Bintime Amazon” or “Amazon bin stores near me,” you’re in luck! South Carolina’s got a few of them. But, what is a bin store? In a nutshell, it's an overstock store, but some key information about bin stores include:

  • A bin store features merchandise that has been overstocked or returned by customers. Their attraction is the deep discounts shoppers receive.
  • However, you’ll have to follow a few rules when you shop at Bintime: Be prepared to spend time digging for bargains as you’ll find all of the merchandise in boxes. Only those shoppers 16 and older can shop on their own. If you’re bringing the kiddos along, they’ll have to stay close to you.
  • Bintime Amazon stores can get really busy, so the shops in South Carolina allow shoppers to line up no sooner than two hours before the stores open on Saturday and Sunday. Big crowds aren’t usually expected on the other open days. Since there’s no shade in the parking lot, you might want to bring a chair for when you wait in line. (However, you’ll have to put it back in your car before you enter the store.)
  • All purchases at Bintime are final, and you can pay in a variety of ways – cash, credit card, debit cards, Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay.

 

If you’ve got the patience to spend time digging for bargains, you should score more than a few.

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935 Sayre St, Anderson, SC 29624, USA
Bintime, 129 W Butler Rd, Mauldin, SC 29662, USA