Bin Stores in North Canton, Ohio

"Okay new edit! Was there yesterday and had to update. To upper management; please go back to higher price/better stuff. I talked to some of the regular customers that frequent the store. I’d suggest higher prices with better merch. The people you’re attracting now are trouble. They’re willing to fight over JUNK. We know a lot of its knock offs, but I think it’s going to turn into a bad situation. When they first opened they had good stuff and it was a lot of fun. Over time, it’s gone downhill. Seems like there’s more “stuff” but every week is..."

"You have to work for a deal here, but they do exist. My only issue is most of the boxes are opened already in all the bins. I lifted the top of a box already opened, and one of the workers told me I had to take it to the counter. I was kinda confused, and I replied "oh I didn't open I was just seeing what it was." She still told me I had to take all open boxes to the counter. Um, I don't work here. I'd like to purchase items here, I'm not being paid to go..."

"After seeing all the negative reviews I still went with just the anticipation it probably wouldn't be a great trip, however it went fine no one was yelled at and the store was relatively clean. I went on a Sunday so a $5 day. There are so many rows of bins but one thing I did notice is it was repetitive. You'll see the same items in the row of bins which can get pretty lame if you are hoping for a larger selection of "treasure" to dig for. Maybe we went on a bad week but it was mostly..."

"If I could give this place negative 5 stars, I would! We went for the first time today and the lack of customers on a Saturday should have been a clue along with the hundreds of rules posted everywhere. Felt like we were walking into a communist store. The place is a dump, dirty and extremely rude employees especially the kid working as “bin security” who accused us of opening boxes when we clearly, clearly did not. He made us leave! Maybe you should mark what’s in boxes so people know the contents. My mom picked up a clear plastic..."