You'll need time to search through all the items. Not very organized, but most times I find an item…read morethat makes my search worthwhile.

Had a great selection of a bunch of things but was very well organized. The service wasn't as…read moregreat, the cashier didn't talk to me, they were on the phone.

Love Uncle Ollie's as I jokingly call him. Big store with lots of bargains, unique items and a…read morehandful of treasures. I often find things that I forgot I needed. Some items are priced comparable to other stores but most items are inexpensive than what you would find other places. I love their book selection and the price is reasonable. Lots of kid books too. Bungee cords, automotive items, spray paints, area rugs, home decor, kitchen appliances and much more. Go often as new items are moved in and others are either moved around or out. Great customer service which is a huge plus.

This place has leftover goods from Costco's around the country- so if you want a deal and have the…read moretime to rummage through goods that change from week to week, then you will like this place. They had temperpedic pillows for $16, and kitchen goods and clothing - worth stopping by!

I was leaving Target in Southaven when I saw a "new" overstock/discount house. I love this genre…read moreof store. Like most other stores in this genre, Costless Outlets' products fall into two categories: A) really good deals B) stuff that makes me look at the price tag twice because it is full retail value. Good stuff they had when I went today: The deluxe Crock-Pot with digital timer for less than $30. Ink Cartridges for my printer, 3 for $25. 6 jumbo rolls of TP for $3.50. I take these and other purchases to the register, and ask the cashier, "So how long have you guys been here?" He says 4 years. Really? I had no idea. I've driven past it countless times. Based on the merchandise in stock today, I would assume at least 75% comes from Costco. Don't expect to find anything in particular- Enjoy the unexpected. I'll be back soon.

You know how you go to a dollar store and things are not a buck?…read more Well, here they are. It's filled with bins upon bins of random items -- some cheaper items mixed in with more well-known brands. It's kind of hit or miss, but I was able to get a big bag of cotton balls, hydrogen peroxide, and hand sanitizer -- stuff I'd normally get at Walgreen's. And only, you guessed it, just over three bucks with tax.

This is new to the city, and I am glad that is here! Of course, it was super crowded. I went on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. However, I must say that it was still really clean, and crowd control was on point. It was easy to navigate through the store. Each section had plenty of items and a seating area. I was mainly shopping for baby clothes. The boy section was on point! I found so many fall/winter items for my 6-month-old. I also found myself a few items. I didn't see a lot of women clothes, but they had a lot of lounge wear that I purchased. We also browsed the men's section. They had a lot of casual outfits including khaki pants, polo style shirts, jackets, belts, and more. They also had joggers and matching hoodies. The quality is also good for the price point! Most items ranged between $5-$20. I will definitely be back for more items.

I wanted to check it out and see what all of the fuss was about! Luckily for me it wasn't crowded I…read morewas able to get in and navigate the store swiftly. I was greeted by a few employees and the security guard at the door and engaged in some polite conversation as I shopped. They have a Women's, Men's and Children's section some accessories and a few home decor items throughout the store. It's kind of like a one stop shop discount store. The prices were very competitive and I think a lot of people will appreciate that. I would encourage you to check them out, never know what you may find.

I had never even heard of Overstock Outlet until I read a few reviews on here of the Cumberland…read morelocation. While I didn't make it there, I did find another store in the Perimeter Mall on Summer. I just bought a used TV/VCR combo for my daughters' room and was in desperate need of VHS tapes. I thought that you could only find them on ebay, but guess what? Overstock has them. For 50 cents each. Wow! We found Free Willy, Three Men & A Baby, and a Christmas tape. I also saw a ton of wedding dresses for only $99.99 each. Formal attire begins at $19.99. I'm not in the market for a wedding dress, but I couldn't resist checking out a few styles, and they did have quite a few pretty ones. There were also bath soaps, cute frames, computer and home office equipment, lawn and garden items, stoves, insulation, beanie babies, wine caddies, and countless other items. I don't believe the selection is as vast as the Cumberland Street location (going by its reviews), so I may need to check that one out too.

I love this place. But, I love finding a good deal and taking the time to do it…read more If you don't have a couple of hours to kill, the place may make you panic, because it's huge. You'll find literally everything, 'from soup to nuts', in the big warehouse, items that have been bought from department stores and other retails places. Everything is much, much cheaper than what you'd pay at the store. I spotted cute shoes, nice cookware, patio furniture, gardening items, and more. It's a great place to take grandmas. Man, my grandma goes nuts in there and only complains that everything is slightly more expensive than it was in 1947.

We had the pleasure of visiting the exchange a couple of weeks ago. Continues to be a Great place…read moreto shop. They were almost ready for Christmas. We will visit again before Christmas. All check out stations were open and moving customers quickly.

I HAD ANOTHER DISASTROUS EXPERIENCE AT THE RETAIL STORE AGAIN!!! I'm beginning to think that any…read moreman who is white or Asian, (I'm both) stay out of the retail store. I had just left the eye care center. Dr. Davis was great as usual, the ladies taking orders were polite. I was feeling good, then I walked into the retail store. I had a gift card for my birthday that NEX had mailed to me. I picked out my items and headed for the check out. The one open register had the cashier and the one customer in line having a conversation about something. They were laughing and carrying on. I then noticed that the NEX now has self-checkout registers. There were four self-checkout registers with nobody using any of them. I went to one near the podium where an employee was standing. I asked her if I can scan my birthday card there. She rudely said "only after you show me your ID". After scanning my items, she had to come enter my birthday card into the register. After sighing and mumbling a few times, it was entered. It was then she told me that the self-checkout was for 10 items or less (I had 11). Keep in mind there were nobody using any of the self-checkouts except me. When I turned to look for any postings or signs saying, "10 items or less", there were none. She then snapped "there are no signs, I'm telling you 10 items or less". The retail store needs to hire people who actually want to be there to do the job and do it well.