Retail Rebel

This is just what you would expect--a bargain bin store. Pretty large, plenty to dig through. I like that they have 6-8 bins of food items that are kept separate, and usually a few of cleaning materials as well. They lay out glasswear on tables for easy looking also and usually have a pretty good selection of miscellaneous glasses/vases/etc.There is a second half of the store that is not bins, but still bargains for food items, housewares, furniture, supplements, and more. This side is not always a discount at all compared to other places, but you can still often find items that are a good deal - just be wary of expiration dates on foods.Last time I went the restrooms were out of order, but usually this is not the case.Overall I love coming here for the hunt--it's not the cleanest but also not dirty compared to others I've been in. Always crowded when I go, and I always find something(s) from each side to take home with me!

Been here a few times and never had a poor experience. I usually stay away from the bins here because there are some dedicated hardcore customers so I kinda figure all the good stuff is gone by the time I get there. Love that you get new items at discounted rates. Using the app to find the current price can be a little annoying since you're scanning almost every item you look at, but if that's how they lower prices I can overlook the inconvenience. Some days it can be overstimulating if they are busy, but that's just how it goes. My number one tip is asking for them to open an item before bringing it home. Make sure you use the outlets to test electric items. Some boxes are handled rough and can be damaged, always better to double check before purchasing.

Retail Rebel is knowingly stealing from their customers. They are charging a 2.99% fee to use credit and debit cards which is illegal. They have posted 3 separate signs trying to find a way around the laws. One stated they were charging a service fee for all non cash payments. Its my understanding that in the United States, it is illegal to surcharge debit cards under the Durbin Amendment, which regulates debit interchange rates to limit how much merchants are forced to pay. However, under the law, they cannot impose a surcharge on prepaid or debit cards; they can only do so on credit cards. Even transactions processed using signature debit (often called "running a card as credit") are still debit and exempt from surcharging. Another sign stated this was a convenience fee, however, to charge a convenience fee on a Visa card which is what I use, "the fee must be a flat fee (not a percentage of the transaction amount), clearly disclosed, and represent payment for the convenience of paying through an alternate payment channel (such as online) that is different than the merchant's normal payment channel (for example sending a check through the mail or paying in person). However they are charging this fee in the store which is their normal channel for doing business.Now they are claiming it's not a fee for using your credit card or debit card... it's a fee for not using cash- which translate to the exact same thing as the above attempts to break the law.So basically, this company has decided that they are going to ignore the law even though I have spoken extensively to them about this and charge their own tax as if they are a country giving themselves a 3% profit boost and thinking themselves entirely above the law. A class action lawsuit needs to be opened into this company. And this isn't even touching on the blatant OSHA violations throughout their store.

I went here for the first time a couple weeks ago and I knew what to expect walking in.Other than the 'magical' bins that have all of the store return stuff in them, the other half of the store is a lot of random, discounted stuff. Example, there was a factory sealed board game in the toy section for over half of what Amazon was currently charging. I was tempted to snag it!Waiting to purchase something can be a hassle as the line can get super long.If I'm in that part of town again, I'm tempted to go back and see what other treasures I can find.

I have only been there a couple times! Its a great place for what it is! The first time i went on a day that everything was 50 cents. I found so many items that were definately a bargain. The second time i went $3 for each item wasnt worth it for most of the items they had but still found a couple great deals! The manager was very helpul and very friendly. She showed us how to save even more money with an app the store has. I will continue to shop here . Its a great set up for those who like to shop and dont have much money!! I give it 4 stars because of how friendly and helpful the manager was.

Gives people an amazing opportunity to get cool stuff for cheap, but from what the rumors say, someone found a brand new Xbox One in a bin the first week, since then people stormed the doors on Saturdays when they opened with new shipments, but the rumors also say that the workers take out the good stuff prior to putting it on the floor, and because of those rumors business has slowed since it first opened

The prices were a steal! The employees were really nice and the selection was wide however the entire time you could hear the manager abusing their employees constantly threatening them to clock out or this or that as loud as possible for everyone hear. It made it difficult to enjoy shopping when the employees all got berated and treated like garbage while we were checking out. The manager I'm assuming was going around and being rude. I know this kind of job can be stressful but the attitude is really unnecessary. At least mute your radios or scream a little less lady no one likes you. Very overwhelming towards the end, I spent a total of an hour there before getting told I needed to put my bag in the car before I could look at the bins and she used the absolute most nasty attitude to tell me "we aren't doing bags today"

The store is a good place to find bargains however the staff, female manager and security kicked my daughter out for wearing a cut off top. Apparently there is a dress code to go to this less than Walmart store, although there is nothing posted and security at the door stopped us originally but then said she was ok to come in. (We had just come from several other stores in the area and Applebees, none of them had an issue with her outfit. When I began to video the manager treating her this way as I believe it was bigoted due to her being heavier set and a person of color, they threw me out also, for filming their bigotry. The male manager even cursed and said she was wearing a f@ing bra! She was wearing a sports top. I have seen other skinny women in there wearing that exact same thing. When I informed them that I have spent thousands of dollars there that same male manager said good for you! As a customer I was ostunned by their treatment. So if you are heavy set or a person of color or I guess a woman steer clear. I do have the video for proof but to protect the privacy of my daughter I am not posting it. If you aren't those things by all means go check out the bargains but do so at your own risk.

It's a really nice place to find nice things for less money but Keith with security who works there and management are really rude and disrespectful, today I saw how he and he management were yelling at two customers and a child that were together shopping, I felt really bad for those people, need to fire those angry impatient people..