Aurora Discounts is a good place for cheap crap. It seriously has some pretty amazing deals…read more Quality of products can be questionable but still has plenty of good stuff. Household items for cleaning or anything else. The prices are cheap for most things. Hispanic and Latino owned business. It mostly caters to this population that lives around here. There's lots of items in Spanish but most are in English too. Find cheap liters of pop for a buck. There's also snacks like big bags of nuts for a dollar or more. Cleaning supplies and other household goods can be found. These are mostly for cooking and kitchens. Credit cards are mostly accepted. It has surprisingly good stuff even though it's cheap. There's a small parking lot but it's shared with a bank so be careful to be in the right spot or you could be towed.

I'm a fan of Ollie's Bargain Outlet from visiting their stores in Ohio. I love their comical…read morethemes. Tons of great items that are absolutely bargains from cheap snacks, even liquid death cases! There's books, automotive, suitcases, bathroom, kitchen products and so much more. It's a newer store with tons of customers taking in this exciting new place but I will say one of my complaints is that me and my wife experienced lack of toilet paper in their restrooms. Not the cleanest store nor are they as humerously engaging like their Ohio stores. Wouldn't mind coming back again!

Good golly, Ollie. This store is just fun. Dig in isle by isle, end cap by end cap. A lot of…read moremerchandise. From bakeware to potting soil, to garden flags to shampoo. Ollie's has seasonal items, to discounted past holiday items. Much to look at so take your time and stroll through. Lots of odds and ends. A giant selection. Sweet cashier name Laura and ample parking. It's near Berkots.

Out of the 2 other similar discount bin stores I have checked out in the area, this one was my…read morefavorite in term of types of products in the bins and cleanliness. I found useful items like silicon mat, trivets, craft supplies, pillows, and miscellaneous items. There's a giant "Do Not Open" sign hanging, but there's a box opening station with knives towards the front of the store where you can open the boxes. Many if not all the items are from Amazon, so you can read the description on the stickers to look up details on Amazon website or app. This was helpful to know more about the item, especially if the box is not opened. None of the items I purchased were damaged or missing pieces. If you come on the last day (Wed. $1), expect to see a crowd of people combing through the bins. You can still find great bargains on the last day, albeit you'll find better items in the beginning of the sale cycle (Fri-Sun). They charge a small credit card fee and you can save a little more if you pay with cash. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

Great place to find some hidden treasure. Staff is very friendly and helpful in regards to opening…read moreup boxes for me.

I literally just bought this small bird feeder and when I took it out there were so many maggots…read moreinside the box! It was disgusting and some of them were alive. No wonder this was so cheap. At the very least, the male cashier with glasses and a beanie was very kind.

A friend recommended this place and just wanted to check it out and see what they have. This place…read morejust reminds me of another big lots store. The items are a bit cheaper and they also have a rewards program too. But that's pretty much it . The cashier was very nice and friendly too.

"Appears New" is slang for we opened a box and if there's something's in it, with a bunch of bubble…read morewrap that means it's the item that is described. Missing 2 pieces, plug for lights. Total joke, more empty space in the box than the actual product. Years ago everything I purchased was legit, now it's crap thrown in a box!

This is a review of Shorewood Liquidators, also known as sliBuy.com, of Shorewood, IL…read more sliBuy Auctions, also known as Shorewood Liquidators, is that rare company that tells you in plain and easy to understand language just how they make money. 1) THEY CREATE FAKE BIDDERS TO BID AGAINST YOU: Go to sliBuy.com, then go to the section marked "Terms & Conditions". Read the paragraph clearly titled "Seller Bidding". It tells you, IN PLAIN ENGLISH, that they bid against you. Yes, they actually have their computer program create fake bidder names, and this computer program then makes you bid up to your maximum pre-determined bid (they know it because you were dumb enough to enter the maximum you were willing to pay). If you did not enter your maximum bid and decide to "snipe" bid in real time as the auction draws to a close, their software determines how many times your internet IP address logged on and looked at that item- and the computer program does the rest. If you don't bid enough money, the computer program's fake bidder "wins" the item and it will be relisted next week under a new "auction ID number". Did you understand that? This is not a true auction site. There is a saying in poker that when you sit down at the table and can't spot the sucker, then YOU are the sucker. 2) THE LABELS "NEW/OTHER", "USED", "SHELF PULL", and "UN-INSPECTED ITEM" MEAN NOTHING: Go to sliBuy.com and then to "Terms & Conditions". Go to the paragraph clearly marked "Terms". They are telling you that "new" doesn't mean anything. An employee earning $12 an hour and at a very fast pace has to label things and photograph the outside of the box. What they call a "new" professional paint sprayer model XYZ sold at Home Depot could very well mean "Model ABC used for two years by a paint company, no longer working, and important parts removed so that it will never work again". In a court of law, a "reasonable" person could understand and define what "new" or "used" means. Here, they tell you- IN PLAIN ENGLISH, that this means nothing. So that is what sliBuy tells you, if you bothered to read the easy to understand large print from their website. *** Now this is what I tell you....I met many people who buy from sliBuy each week, and then re-sell the items on Craigslist, eBay, OfferUp, flea markets, and even (in the case of fake Pampers diapers returned by Amazon customers) to inner city "mom and pop" corner stores. I know one lady who buys about 100-200 boxes of diapers from sliBuy each week! She re-sells them to the inner city corner stores where customers are not the type to write letters to the manufacturer complaining about the degrading quality of the product. Another gent I met is "Hank". He makes a living buying whatever is "hot" at the moment, such as juicers for people wanting to lose weight gained during the Covid-19 pandemic. He brings an electrical cord and drives down the building to an outdoor electrical outlet, plugs in each of the electrical items he just "won", and tests them. If any are inoperable, he returns right away for store credit. Since he is a "regular" there, he has no trouble and is helped by staff. And that is why I give it 5 stars. For people who actually read the easy to understand "Terms & Conditions", and for "regular" customers, it is a way to make a living. If you are too lazy and dumb to spend 20 seconds reading their "Terms & Conditions", you will lose.

Heard about this place on a local home show and decided to drive out to Aurora to check it out…read more Happened to be their Holiday Showcase so every vendor had seasonal items. Warehouse 55 is a collection of vintage items and repurposed furnishings mixed with many one of a kind treasures. Here you will find old and new..something for every aesthetic . Over 2 stories of various vendors..prices vary depending on the product . A nice feature they offer is if you are undecided and get home,you can shop many of the items online by vendor or product. Will have to go again after the Holidays for more treasure hunting.

What a great store - every visit is different- Merchandise…read moreis refreshed regularly and keeps with the seasons/holidays

Nice little shop. I prefer the one in New Lenox over this one. This particular place has a…read moredifficult parking lot. There's ladies and mens clothing. Glassware...some jewelry. They have a good deal on loaves of bread, too!!

If you're looking for the W in a huge WIN, give MorningStar Missions Treasure Chest a Whirl. If you…read morehave an overflowed closet or your dresser drawers are packed to the gills with too many clothes or maybe your're needing to revap your wardrobe. MorningStar Missions Treasure Chest thrift store in Joliet is the place to bring those extra items or for your closet refresh. Everthing that sells goes directly to their homeless shelter, located in Joliet. That's a huge WIN. This store is packed with goodies! They have womens, mens, childrens clothing, jewelery,dresses for occassions, toys, home decor, at fantastic prices! Hop on in and take a look for yourself. The employees are friendly, joyful, helpful and upbeat. MorningStar is located off poppin Jefferson Street. Next time you're out that way, stop in and grab yourself a gem. The treasure in the name will not disappoint. AND you'll help someone else out in the process. Now that's a winning move right there.

The staff was great in helping me choose balloons. This…read morestore is small, but stocked well enough, and I found everything I was looking for. It's conveniently located with ample parking. Not the busiest place, so walking in and out was a breeze.

This store is hit or miss. My last visit was a hit. The key is to go when they open. I like that…read moreeverything is $1 or less. The mylar balloons last awhile, according to the cashier, only time will tell. I usually buy seasonal items to make the house festive for whatever holiday is upon us