I cannot believe the owners are that desperate shelf after shelf we found expired food by weeks in some cases still being sold on the shelf. Are they that desperate for profits? They gotta take advantage of poor people like that. read more

There video recording in the store says. We don't buy it, unless we can sell it for the lowest price around."..Just down the street the same coloring books, 1.50....Biancas is selling for 2.00...plus many other items. I contacted Biancas about this and they refuse to respond. .So it is false advertising, When you go to a liquidation center you expect items cheaper!...Be careful what you buy!!!! read more

Bianca Amor's Liquidation Supercentre - Discount Store Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

Stole my credit card information here and booked 14k in flights. Stay away! Thieves working there skimmed my card.

Great prices. Variety so vast you can spend hour looking around. Yes it has its share of junk but also so much useful stuff you can't find anywhere else for the price. Super interesting shopping experience read more

This place is insane! Really cheap stuff! a lot of crap of course, but thats the whole point! When you walk in the smell instantly hits you. That deep, cheap funky flea market smell! It certainly has a flea market feel to. What drew me hear was this little ad I read for a 9 dollar amp they were selling! but of course I ended up with a bunch of other little odds and ends (like foam tape, heavy duty batteries, zip ties and I don't even remember what else! just crap hahaha) So a lot of different items you can find here, everything from disposable sheet pans to a whole row of toy helicopters and samurai swords, posters and wall hangings, overalls and 2 dollar sledge hammers??? hahaha ! I mean the sky is the limit! Really going to a place like this kind of feels like going on a treasure hunt! The dvd section had a good amount of variety but it was a completely random collection of movies and dvd tv box sets! I found a couple of gems and got that feeling like I found the treasure amidst the sea of crap! It was a good feeling! Their is a section in store which also has these giant "turkish" rugs for sale, as I walked by I thought to myself "whoa! 29 dollar rug! man i gotta come back and get that someday!" hahaha. Not the nicest looking rug... I guess the real value of these kind of places is the that feeling that you get when find something that you would never expect to find and for cheap! Its a treasure hunt! But also useful for other odds and ends to. I will be back again for sure! Certainly a good place to wander around (though the smell is a little off putting) Come check it! read more

Bianca Amor's Liquidation Supercentre - Discount Store Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

We visited Bianca Amor's at the T&T mall in Calgary, very impressed with selection and pricing. Will definitely go back for more goodies.

Bianca Amore's kind of reminds me of the days of going to garage sales, without the awkwardness of sifting through things that still belong to somebody else, and bartering for that last quarter. The cement floors, bare walls and no-frills warehouse style decor definitely don't give you a Walmart feel, which is appropriate because you won't be finding the latest in electronics, designer lable clothing and brand name food products within these walls. What you WILL find is a lot of really cool little things that will draw a lot of curious glances and "Where did you get THAT?" comments. Serving as kind of the unknown little sister to Liquidation World, Bianca's plays up exactly what it is by cutting every possible frill and selling the most impractical, "you would never need this in a million years, but it's really cool to have" type stuff. Sure, there are practical things too (albeit not the best quality ones, after all, you get what you pay for) but the real fun of this place is the framed posters of long forgotten movies or musicians, the etched crystal Ninja Turtles figurines, the strange gardening impliments that you imagine must have had an 'As Seen On TV' sticker on them back in the 1980's... hell, they even have a wall covered with swords. Yes, swords. There are more conventional things too like no name stationary and tools, to DVD bins that hide a few forgotten and unknown gems in a sea of Steven Segall cast offs, that make the dig half the fun. This isn't the sort of place I'd go with a shopping list and expect to just 'grab a couple things and go' like I would at a place like Walmart, but I always tell my friends if you're down to about 10 bucks and want a fun way to spend an afternoon, head down to Bianca's. You can kill a couple hours just browsing through the huge warehouse of marked down... everything... and maybe find something cool in the process. But whatever you do... take the time to enjoy the hunt!!! read more

This place is dark, dusty and slightly disorganized. And that makes it AWESOME! My favorite thing ever is hitting this place up with friends, splitting up and meeting half an hour to an hour later to see the treasures we discovered. Over-sized Chinese Dragon mask ring? Rock belt buckle? Mini donut pans? All things I have discovered in this magical warehouse at discounted prices. One man's crap is another man's treasure amirite? From make-up to housewares, Bianca Amor's has you covered. And for the hard-to-gift sword collector? There's an entire section devoted to that. Give yourself an hour or so and have some cash with no plan because you will impulse buy. read more

Now if there ever was a place that was a bazaar or a flea market, it's this place. Rows and rows of liquidation items, house supplies, cheap tools, toys, movies, videos and on and on and on. Heck, this place can probably be best described as a super dollar store flea market with absolutely zero frills whatsoever. Based inside 2 adjacent warehouses, the place is absolutely huge and I keep finding new cheap gadgets and useful stuff which each and every visit. Where else can you find the means to wire your house, collect classic movies and yet still chop up cucumbers with your new katana? It's definately a place btw for the impulse buy, so be prepared. read more

Housewares and other gear at cheap prices. Not for those seeking brand name or high end merchandise! I hope I do not have to remind you to thoroughly check the stuff you are buying here as their return/refund policy seems a bit shady - which cost them a star ... on the other hand their merchandise is so cheap anyway ... read more

To be completely honest. The store is run by mostly by the Philippines which is not an issue and they are nice but cannot make any decisions. Probably cause of low wages. Most products are made in China or from manufactures that could not sell their defects. You can get cheap good deals but expect to get what you're paying for. So many products I bought were defective and/or lasted a week or so. Obviously they are sold there because they cannot sell elsewhere cause they are defective. The staff is clueless on rules too. if you return an item they seem to congregate communicate in their language looking confused. lol. read more

Messy place is an understatement. But because of their cheap prices I shopped there.Dollarama is just as cheap except better. After spending literally over $1,000 there (which is a lot for that store) I have decided to never shop there again. They don't stand by any of their products. Bought a birthday present and it didn't work for even a second. But no refund or exchange because it was past the 30 day policy. Also there was a price discrepancy on another item and I didn't realize until I got home. So I went back and told them to correct it which required them to refund the difference due to their mistake and they would not. I will not accept a credit to their store because MY policy is that I don't do business with people who rip me off. I loved shopping there but not anymore. Dollarama is just as cheap. read more

Been there a few times and last time was accused of putting lower priced sticker on the item and was told I'm a thief. Umm sorry but I don't need to change a price from $4 to $2. Slap in the face being called a thief by them. Quality of most items are dollar store junk read more

I am a long term customer at Bianca Amor's Liquidation Supercentre and have spent thousands of dollars over the years. Their SE store is the one I usually go to. My shopping experience there is generally OK and most of their staff are pleasant. Some of them know my faces when I showed up. However, I don't like the fact that they don't have a fitting room. Also, I don't like the fact that when you need to return something, they only give you credit, not money back. However, this is not the reason I am writing a review today. I went there yesterday (Feb. 14th, 2015, the Valentine Day), and bought some stuff with a total of $78. When I got home, I realized that they over charged me for the small gift bags that I bought. These gift bags cost $0.5 each or $1 for two. I meant to buy 6 but somehow I only picked up five. The person at Customer Service counter charged me $1 each. She also forgot to take off the big black plastic tag (not sure what do you call it) from one of the clothes I bought. So I went back there today. When I walked in, there was only one customer standing at the customer service till so I lined up behind her. After she finished, another woman came up and stood beside me. When I tried to explain to the clerk Lisa about my problem, she told me that the woman stood beside me was there first. I was puzzled because she was not there when I got there. However, I didn't argue. I stood behind her. After Lisa finished with her, I explained to Lisa what was my problem. She said why don't you leave your bag here and go grab something else. I agreed since I was short of one gift bag anyway. (I later realized she made me to buy more stuff from them for the amount of money she over charged me. Has anyone heard such business practice?) I went to the aisle and ended up with more gift bags. When I came back to the customer service counter, there was a long lineup. I thought I better stand at the end of the line because none of these people knew I was there before. I waited patiently until it was my turn. I handed in the stuff I was going to buy, Lisa quickly calculated how much additional money I owed her. By now more people stood behind me so I quickly paid the bill and left the counter. Before I left the store, I checked my bills and realized she didn't correct the mistake in my previous bill. All she did was allowed me to pick up one additional small gift bag for free ($0.5) and charged me for all the additional gift bags I picked up. I returned to the customer service counter and and tried to explain to Lisa what was the problem, Lisa said that she needed to finished with the next customer so I stood aside. The next customer said I should stand in the line just like everyone else. I explained to him that I had done that, twice. I had just left the counter within one minute (the distance between the customer service counter and the door was at the most five meters). I didn't even leave the store when I found the mistake. He was not happy but he didn't say anything. After Lisa finished with him, I tried to explain to Lisa that she didn't correct the mistake from yesterday's bill. She said she was busy and I should let her serve other customers first. By then I lost it. I asked her how many times did I have to stand in the line? It was once yesterday, twice today. She kept saying that she was busy and this was customer service line and she needed to serve her customers. I said to her I am also your customer. Hadn't you made the mistake twice, all of these wouldn't have happened. I raised my voice by then, which I shouldn't. There was a woman leaving the store. I guess she didn't hear all the previous exchanges and didn't know the whole story. All she heard was my raised voice. She started yelling at me and used "F" word to me. I yelled back to her. I was shaking by then. I said at least I didn't swear. And I asked her to shut up her ugly mouth and don't pollute the air with her dirty words. By then she was long gone. By now Lisa had to correct the mistake she tried to ignore. (She might be the one who made it the day before). After she spent quite sometime to make the correction, she gave me $2 credit, and told me I can spent it the next time I shop there. I said there wouldn't be the next time. I went to the aisle and picked up four more gift bags worth of two dollars. When all of these was happening, a man stood close to the door wearing the store uniform kept a close eye on me. When I tried to return to the store to pick up more gift bags, he yelled at me to leave my shopping bag behind because the store policy is that you can't take the paid items back to the store. After the whole thing was finished, I asked if he was the store manager. He said he was not. I asked if the store manager would be in the store during the week days. He said there was no manager in store whatsoever. If you want to complain, do it online. So here I am. What a shopping experience for the Valentine's Day. read more

Before you pay, stand at the till and open everything. They will sell you dirty, used, broken things. But they have a return policy that is carefully managed to ensure you can't actually return anything, even for store credit. I bought something, didn't open it, and when we tried to return it within 30 days, was told that it was opened and had pet hair on it. I didn't open it (wife didn't like the colour) and my kids have allergies, so I would have been twice as angry if I had opened it up and exposed my kids to that. I tried to get my money back through the credit card, but as I said, the return policy is carefully managed. In order to qualify for a return (store policy), the package would have to be unopened. We didn't open it, the store did when we tried to return it. So there is no way I can prove that it was unopened in order to qualify for a return. Great way to run customers in circles. Emails with the company were also managed to not even respond to my complaint. Before you pay for anything, rip open every package and check that everything is there, is clean, and works. Or shop somewhere else. read more

I bought so much stuff at Bianca amore and used to love to shop there recommending it to so many people. Until today. I bought a squeegee mop for $5 this past weekend. I sprayed the floor with water and soap and passed the mop. Lifted the mop to squeegee the water out and it broke instantly on the first try. I brought it back today to get refused because they told me it was used. How else would anyone know if it worked ? I asked for the manager and they said they didn't have a store manager at the South location in Calgary. Bianca should speak to the staff and advise that for customer relations and avoiding posts like these they should really evaluate customer service cause for $5.00 you just lost a long time customer. I also posted on the BBB posting. Now, was that worth it ? read more

Worst shopping experience ever. I had to buy an area rug and a friend told me about this place so we went there. This place is like a warehouse, dark and dusty. I liked two area rugs so I asked one of the guys working there if he could take it off where they were hanging and put it on a table so that I could have a closer look in a bit more light but this guy was so rude, he said he is not taking it off if you want to buy then buy it like that or leave it. I am happy I didn't buy because this place is not cheap I found better deals for area rugs on Wayfair and Walmart.ca. read more

Products are defective, which you don't realize until you get it home and open it. The will not refund you but make you take store credit, for you to buy more defective junk. The store credit is also printed on paper where the ink disappears. Staff are rude and few and far between. Customer service does not exist in their vocabulary. Buyer Beware!!! read more

I use to shop @ the one down South loved it applied to the one in the NE as a cashier /merchandiser.Was sent to the warehouse with no instructions and told to start pricing.Got fired after tree hours because I was the wrong colour No more business from me read more

We have shopped at Bianca Amor's several times and it's a fun place to look round... until you have a problem. I bought a $12.00 item there last week ... so you know this is not about the money...It was a BBQ cover and I wasn't sure about the size so asked at the register if it didn't fit, could I bring it back? the reply... yes just bring your receipt - so I did... and you guessed it - no refunds - just an exchange or a store credit. After 20 minutes of arguing and a call to somone outside the store I had to take the credit. I asked where is their policy about returns? to which they pointed to a 2ft by 3 ft sign clearly stating no refunds.. problem is it's "beyond" the registers and at least 8 ft up on the wall ..they said it's also stated on the receipt .. sure enough - but there's an obvious problem here ... you don't get the receipt until you pay for the item... and of course once you pay for it "There's no Refunds" ... Seeing I was getting nowhere, I left them with a suggestion ...I suggested that they take their huge sign that says "No Refunds" and post it in the front window as you come in the store and see how may customers actually turn around and leave. Again this is about the principal and integrity of how cusomers are treated and the fact that they won't even back up what their own employees tell you read more