Amazon Bin Stores in Vermont - 6 Verified Locations
Vermont has 6 verified Amazon bin stores and liquidation outlets, concentrated in Williston and Alburgh. These stores sell customer returns, overstock and shelf-pulls by the bin, with prices that usually drop through the week until restock day. Every store listed below is located in Vermont. Browse by city, check the rating and reviews, then call ahead to confirm hours and current bin pricing.
Find Amazon Bin Stores and Return Centers in Vermont Directory
Browse 6 verified Amazon bin stores and liquidation outlets across Vermont, spread over 5 cities and rated 4.2/5 on average by shoppers. Every listing below is checked to be in Vermont, and shows the city, phone number and customer reviews we hold for that store. Pricing and restock days vary by store. Call ahead to confirm before travelling.
All 6 Verified Stores in Vermont
Island Bargain Barn
📷 3 Photos "Chuck and his crew have a huge variety of items as he says "If we don't have it you don't need it" …"
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"Although this place is labeled as a hardware store it is much more than that. It has a variety of times ranging from pet supplies, food and drinks, children's toys, and hardware (of course). The prices are ridiculously cheap! The staff are …"
"Great place that has nearly everything you might need from hardware to housewares to kids toys. Saves driving to a big box store. Everyone is always nice and helpful."
Pure Pop Records
"The selection was nice, but the pricing was very random. Some records were $3, some were $30 and there was never a reason why. I can't express how discontent I was with the service there. The people working …"
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"I look forward to visiting this store every time I'm in the area. The selection is great and the atmosphere is perfect. I've had nothing but great experiences here."
"Omg this is my fav record store I’ve ever been to. Their prices, AMAZING. Probably best you’ll ever see for these artists, you’d pay double on Amazon, and it’s better to support record stores anyway. Had such a huge collection and even free posters. I’d highly recommend for anyone in the area, and I’m from CT."
Great Northern Liquidation
📷 3 Photos Great Northern Liquidation (GNL) is an estate liquidation company. We buy unwanted assets, including items of all sorts, and sell them in our showroom in The Springfield Shopping Plaza in Springfield, Vermont. You never know what you will find here!
"I bought a dining set from Great Northern Liquidation a few weeks ago, and I couldn’t be happier! From the friendly and knowledgeable customer service to the helpful tip on how to make my table look like new again, everything about the …"
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"Great spot to find quality secondhand home goods and tools. They are constantly bringing in new items each week, so it pays to keep an eye on their FB page. I’ve gotten great furniture in like-new condition and even a complete home brewer’s kit!"
"I had an excellent experience with Great Northern Liquidation in Springfield. I purchased a dryer here and absolutely love it — works perfectly! The delivery was smooth and right on time, and the staff were genuinely nice and helpful …"
Vermont Discount Store
Great place to get a lot of things, from dry-good foods to clothing, furniture, drug store items, holiday decor, household kitchen & hardware items.
"Great place to get a lot of things, from dry-good foods to clothing, furniture, drug store items, holiday decor, household kitchen & hardware items. If you walk around to explore they really have a lot at a fraction of the cost from the main stores."
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"I just went there yesterday for the first time and can’t wait to go back! My favorite part is there will always be new things to see that you don’t expect or know will be there!!"
"OVER PRICED by 500%! The prices are RIDICULOUS!! Check the prices you could buy these products brand new for the same or cheaper than the prices here! This used to be a place where you could get reasonably priced discount items, but this …"
Goodwill Store: Williston
Thrift store in Williston, Vermont
"Very helpful staff and offered to come back when they get more stuff. Not a lot there after college move ins."
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"Good selection of dishware and clothing, but not much else. We got yelled at for picking up frames on the shelves, told not to, but we literally couldn't see any of them because they were all stacked on top of each other. So that was a bit frustrating."
"We came when it said it would be open but it was closed with an old lady shaking her head at us. Change your times and maybe give less attitude. All I have to say is yikes. The one in south Burlington is way better."
Goodwill Store: South Burlington
Thrift store in South Burlington, Vermont
"This Goodwill has been nothing but a nightmare. The prices are marked way above market value for just about everything (Even though 90% of its broken and not worth the retail value), and they refuse to honor the membership card, claiming …"
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"This store used to be my favorite. But like the other reviews say, prices have gone up. From what Ive heard, they send the good stuff to Maine and leave us the less desirable items. $2 now for records! I cant find good stuff anymore, if I …"
"The manager is rude and is consistently speaking down to people, thankful for the cute finds but only come if you’re comfortable with someone taking your money and going out of their way to be disrespectful."
Why Do Vermont Shoppers Choose Amazon Bin Stores and Return Centers?
Bin stores work differently from ordinary discount retail, and that changes what you can expect to find:
- Deep discounts: Prices are set per bin rather than per item, so the saving against original retail is usually large, though it varies by store and by how late in the pricing cycle you shop
- Rotating inventory: Stock is replenished on a restock schedule set by each individual store, so what is on the floor changes through the week
- Brand Variety: Access to Amazon's extensive product catalog through customer returns
- Treasure Discovery: Each visit reveals unique finds and hidden gems from Amazon's returned inventory
- Environmental Impact: Amazon returned products saved from landfills through resale at return centers
How Many Amazon Bin Stores and Return Centers Exist in Vermont?
Vermont contains 6 Amazon bin stores, Amazon return centers, and Amazon liquidation stores across 5 cities, serving approximately 627K residents. These Amazon return store locations have generated 6 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.2 stars for their discount shopping experiences with returned Amazon merchandise.
Where Are Amazon Bin Stores and Return Centers Located in Vermont?
Amazon bin stores and return centers in Vermont are strategically located across major cities and metropolitan areas. The highest concentration of Amazon return warehouse outlets and bin stores can be found in Williston and Alburgh, offering shoppers convenient access to Amazon returned merchandise treasure hunting opportunities throughout the state.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do Amazon Bin Stores and Return Centers Operate in Vermont?
Bin stores buy pallets of customer returns, overstock and shelf-pulls from Amazon and other retailers, then sell them unsorted by the bin rather than by the item. Because the stock is bought in bulk and sold as-is, prices are typically far below original retail, but condition is not guaranteed, and sorting and testing is left to the shopper. Individual stores set their own pricing cycle, restock day and returns policy.
How Much Money Can Shoppers Save at Vermont Amazon Bin Stores?
Savings depend far more on when you shop than on which store you pick. Most bin stores run a countdown: everything in the bins costs one flat price on restock day, and that price steps down each day until the next restock, when it resets. Shopping on day one costs the most and offers the best selection; shopping at the end of the cycle costs the least from what is left.
Flat prices, the length of the cycle and the restock day are set by each store individually, so check the listing below or call before travelling. Where we hold a confirmed price or restock day for a store, it is shown on that store's card.
When Do Vermont Amazon Bin Stores Receive New Inventory?
Restock day is set by each store, not by a chain-wide schedule. A weekly restock is the most common pattern, with larger stores restocking more than once a week. Restock day is the busiest and most expensive day to shop, and the day with the best selection.
We publish the restock day on a store's card where we have confirmed it. When it is not shown, we do not hold that information for that store. Call ahead rather than assuming a pattern.
How many bin stores are in Vermont?
There are currently 6 verified bin stores across 5 cities in Vermont.
What are the best cities to find bin stores in Vermont?
The cities with the most listed stores are Williston, Alburgh, Burlington, which is where the highest concentration of bin stores and liquidation outlets in Vermont is found.
How Can Shoppers Maximize Savings at Vermont Amazon Bin Stores and Return Centers?
Maximizing savings at Amazon bin stores in Vermont requires understanding the daily descending price cycle. Unlike standard retail, inventory is sold flat-rate per bin rather than by original MSRP. To extract the highest value from customer returns and overstock pallets, follow these four proven liquidation shopping strategies:
- Map Corridor Stops: Cluster store visits by proximity in Williston and Alburgh to save fuel and hit multiple restock schedules in one trip.
- Track Restock Days: Prioritize stores on their fresh inventory morning (typically Friday or Saturday) when bins are filled with sealed electronics and appliances.
- Verify Store Policies: Call ahead to check accepted payment methods, as some independent liquidation outlets offer cash-only discounts or require membership passes.
- Portable Power Bank & Tester: Bring a battery pack and cables to power on electronic devices at testing stations before purchasing.
- Heavy-Duty Totes: Most bin stores do not provide shopping carts; bring durable canvas or IKEA bags to hold heavy finds while digging.
- Barcode Scanner App: Use the Amazon or eBay app camera to scan UPC barcodes on-the-fly and verify real-time market value and resale margins.
- Grip Work Gloves: Protect your hands from sharp packaging, zip ties, and dusty pallet containers during deep bin hunting.
- Restock Day ($10 - $14): Arrive 30-45 minutes before doors open to grab high-ticket items (headphones, power tools, kitchen appliances) before resellers.
- Mid-Week Hunting ($4 - $6): Shop Tuesday or Wednesday mornings for smaller crowds and high-value apparel, home décor, and unopened toys.
- Clearance Day ($1 - $2): Target the final day of the cycle for bulk buys on cables, craft supplies, phone cases, and household consumables.
- Skipping Testing Stations: All sales at Amazon bin stores are strictly final. Never leave without checking that electronics power on and include original cords.
- Impulse Overbuying: Flat-rate pricing can create an illusion of free value. Set a strict budget before entering the floor.
- Ignoring Box Seals: Always inspect open-box goods to ensure the item inside matches the packaging and has no missing accessories.
Match your shopping day to your goal: choose Restock Days for high-MSRP electronics and appliances, and Clearance $1 Days for maximum volume savings on daily household essentials.
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