How do Amazon bin stores work?

Amazon bin stores work by buying liquidation inventory in bulk and reselling it quickly through flat-price bins. Operators usually purchase pallets or truckloads of returned, overstocked, or shelf-pulled goods from liquidation marketplaces, wholesalers, or other resellers. They dump or sort that merchandise into large bins and set one price for most items on a given day. Prices usually start highest right after a restock and drop each day until the next restock cycle. Customers search through the bins to find value because inventory is mixed and product condition varies. The store wins when it moves a large volume of goods with minimal labor, minimal display costs, and very fast inventory turnover.