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After Wednesday, everything not sold is donated. If you can't make it Friday, or $10 is too much for you, the price drops every day: $8 Saturday, $6 Sunday and all the way to Wednesday where it's $1. The store's website even offers an entire truck load of Amazon products for $9,900.

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Or conversely if you're trying to crank up the risk factor, why not just buy a whole wrapped pallet? Milano offers full mystery pallets and mystery boxes for various prices. There he has placed working, good condition products that are still cheaper than retail price but more expensive than $10. We usually spend about $180 and make about $500.00 in reselling,' Spencer said.įor those of you looking for a deal, but not ready to risk it, Milano created an area called the treasure chest. 'I'm a college student, so I re-sell and pay off college. While she keeps some of the products for herself, her main reason for shopping here each week is to make money.

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She recalls a few of the ear pods she got only having one side that worked, and a tablet with a cracked screen that otherwise worked fine. But for her, it's still worth it to come out and shop every Friday. Spencer, who has been shopping at Treasure Hunt Liquidators since it opened, has gotten broken items a couple times. 'One of those folding G-Fold smartphones, but the back screen is cracked this is something someone is going to pick up for $10.' We Sell Liquidated Goods From Different Suppliers like Target Amazon Walmart & More.You will find a great Deals every time you visit any of our locations. He showed Troubleshooter Diane Wilson a game controller, 'This is what we call a defect, it might come in as a controller without a charger.' Milano showed us another example with a smartphone. Milano admits there is a 10% defect rate. Everything in the bins is sold 'as is,' and remember it could be a returned item to one of the major retailers. While you can find treasures, you can also find broken items. We also found clothes, shoes, and high-end beauty products, all just $10.00 each. While looking in the bins we found a Shark Robot vacuum cleaner with a sticker price of $579.00, but since it's in the bin it's just $10.00.

Just look for a deal,' he said.Įvery Friday is restock day where you'll find the best items. Don't come on looking for one specific item. 'We open up trucks every week and whatever we find in the trucks we offer to the public. 'I've gotten two to three pairs of air pods, air fryers, Instapots, tablets,' Spencer adds. Spencer and her friend Makayla Ridgeway drive all the way from Mebane every week to make sure they are the first in line to find the deals. 'We show up the day before, and set up a tent, and have an air mattress, so we're first in line,' shopper Asalyn Spencer said. Shoppers camped out and lined up hours before the store opened Friday. It's called Treasure Hunt Liquidators and it's off Capital Boulevard. However, at least one Triangle store is not having any of those problems, and it's drawing a big crowd. (WTVD) - You've heard about the challenges awaiting you this holiday shopping season: higher prices, massive shipping delays, supply and demand issues. Similar business models have been operating in the United States for years, and a chain called Krazy Binz opened its first Canadian location in Hamilton, Ont., in February 2021.Treasure Hunt Liquidators is a unique store in Raleigh offering unbelievable mark downs for brave shoppers willing to roll the dice. The liquidation store, which also has a Bank Street location, sells overstock and returned items from giant online retailers, such as Amazon, and offers set pricing for items that drops each day.Īnything left over is then donated or thrown out, according to the store manager, and the bins are restocked with fresh items. There are two Quick Pick locations that recently opened in the Ottawa area. On Fridays everything is priced at $25.99, and that falls throughout the week all the way to Thursday, when customers can score items for just 99 cents. 'It's like finding a diamond in the rough … you never know what you're going to find, that's the big thing,' he said.īuchanan, who is retired, came to the Quick Pick store in the village of Richmond on the outskirts of Ottawa on a Wednesday, when every item is priced at $2.99. (Jean Delisle/CBC - image credit)Īndy Buchanan sifts through bins and bins of products at a new store in Ottawa where he and dozens of other treasure hunters are searching for deals. Andy Buchanan was able to find a tip-up for ice fishing and some wool socks for $2.99 each.

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