How An Amazon Liquidation Bin Store Works - Full Video Posted :)

I get an inside sneak peek into Dailz Dealz in Flint, MI. The largest liquidation around! I find out what happens to your Walmart, Target, and Amazon returns. I also get a exclusive look into their bins in the back and the products they have ready their big 1-year anniversary.

[karthikdevanahalli]

Basically they are outsourcing “the processing of returns”.

[NoooooooNoooooNoooo]

Liquidation is just junk dispersion. Amazon has warehouse, big box retailers dump anything that only has major problems like crushed boxes or cosmetic defects like scratches. But even then they’ll markdown store to store. This is a graveyard and most items are off brand asf.

[Jasa_bag]

Bro what the heck is there the wither shooting it skulls in the back???? 💀💀💀

[davidorr]

Returns are frequently due to a defective product, is it a gamble with all "opened" products?

[ThatOneDudeLeo.]

I wish we had a big one here in my state, but never seen one

[Eckoman]

How do you know if the items are broken or even work at all? If it’s broken can you return it?

[somewhereoverit]

But where do the items people don’t buy go?

[airyshark]

I see this but never actually seen one how do u find them

[Kevin-qywf]

Why is Friday so much more expensive, is that when bins are rotated?

[firaqla]

Can someone give the address please my brother s

[makasii]

and we are wondering how our world is collapsing? well, look who developed the crazy market we live in today? bravo Uncle Sam 🤮