Bin Stores in Charleston, South Carolina

"I went on a Wednesday that means that the prices should have been two dollars in the bins but when I got to the register she tried to charge me $10.80 for a jacket that was in a large bin full of jackets and clothing that were exactly alike. I had to leave without purchasing anything because the prices are not clearly marked and not as advertised. the employees were very friendly. The prices are just not as advertised."

"This store is awesome! I went on $10 day last week and bought over $500 worth of stuff, and it only costed me $45 after tax. The staff were very nice, and the products were amazing. I am so excited for next Friday's restock to see what else i can find!"

"Not your very best first impression... On this type of business it was big and spacious with a lot of items that weren't price very well (within sight, price tags ripped or misleading) a very musty smell, because of ventilation. Overall this place has potential... To grow into something big and beautiful"

"I've been here 2-3 times and I like shopping here, they do have some great items. Some of the prices of certain things could be a little bit cheaper I feel but I love stores like these. Also, I know there's the Monks Corner location but Is there another location you guys have as well? If so where at?"

"I am still in absolute disbelief about what happened at Where Ya Bin Charleston today. I have never in my entire life been spoken to or treated the way I was by one of their employees. For context, Where Ya Bin is a BIN STORE. Which means the entire point of the store is for customers to dig, sift, and inspect overstock, returned, and damaged items. You go there to look, touch, and decide if something is worth buying. Sort of like a treasure hunt. Handling merchandise is not just allowed, it is expected. This context is what makes what..."

"They have a LOT of things, most seem to be from target clearance. Clothes, shoes, household items, even journals and seasonal things. This is a reseller's dream. There are multiples of some of the items like soaps, self care things, and even clothes. Each day has a set price, with Friday being the most expensive ($10 per item) as this is their restock days aka when they get the good stuff. Nat was so nice and helpful, explained how the process works."

"Today they actually had nice employees that smiled and were working together as a team. They have started a shoe area in hopes to prevent customers running from bin to bin seeking the missing shoe.... There was a great guy at checkout. He said customers come around 3 to 6am for Friday sales. I am sold but, I am broke enough to go on $3 and .25 day.... if yall find a pair of 9, 9.5 or 10 women's shoes, lemme know! I am so happy the staff was doing such a great job. Thank you to all of the..."

"This is a large bin store with mostly Amazon return items. The price varies depending on the day. You can try all the items at the desk on the side of the store where you will be assisted by an employee. It appears they have a strict "do not open" policy, which being honest, was hard not to test. Visiting on a Sunday all items were $7. I had a difficult time finding many things I was willing to buy, although many shoppers had full carts. Fun experience overall and a different style of shopping."