It's sad that people bash this store because they were told not to bring in their purses, bags or strollers. They are a business that is probably tired of theft and if that's the way they choose to deal with it I say hats off to them. They also have a no cash rule. Do these same complainers whine about that? You just deal with the rules that they have because you know what they are. I very much enjoy shopping here and digging through the bins. You never know what you're going to find. Yes, there are many things concealed in brown boxes or packaging where you have no idea what's inside, but if you scan the Amazon barcode with your Amazon app you can usually find out what it is. If that doesn't work, you can take it to the back where they will open it for you to inspect. They discourage customers from opening packages themselves because parts and pieces get easily get separated if not closed properly, making an item incomplete for the next person who might be interested. I've never been on the more expensive days, but my favorites are the $3 and $1 days. They do tend to be crowded but you can get some real steals. Give them a chance. If one time you go and you don't find much of anything, try another week. Some weeks are awesome and others are not, just depending on what they get from Amazon. read more

I visited late on a Saturday morning. I didn't want to arrive earlier in the week and face the crowds. I took my time going through box after box. You have to pick it up to read what it is as most have no photos on the outside. For some, you have to look it up online to determine what it is or isn't. I left with a few items, including a charcuterie board for $10 each. You should stop by if you are in the area and have some extra time to spare. The shoppers inside were pleasant and kind. Items start at $14 on Fridays and $10 on Saturdays and go down to $0.25 on Thursdays. read more

I've driven to this WYB Concord location 4x and 3x out of that it was on a Friday morning right at opening. I spoke to an employee there, older woman with white hair who mostly works register, asking why they post pictures the same people with good finds on the WYBC pages cause i felt discouraged to find what i was looking for or find something "good". She looked at me like i was dumb and said "What do you mean these people ASK to get their photos taken" i laughed and said okay and just went on about my business looking through the bins only to notice her just chatting it up and laughing it up with one of their regulars that is posted damn near every week. Whatever i let it slide. I went last weekend at 715 i was there bright and early at the front door. When it was almost time to open, im assuming she was the manager, started giving out numbers from 1-6 to people who were behind "the white line" (the fire lane) i didnt KNOW i had to be out in the fire lane grouped up regulars to get a "number" that way you stand BEHIND the chalk written number on the sidewalk/entry way to THEN have the manager roll a DICE 5x so the 1-6 number lines would have an order in which they would go in based off what the dice falls on. I was the second person there that morning just to be the last person there to actually get into the store. By the time i got in people already had carts loaded. Safe to say i wasted my time there since the regular that came in before me found the item i was looking for. I asked nicely if she would be willing to let me buy it in the store since she was going to resell it and her partner came in the conversation and stated hed only sell me the coffee machine i wanted for $80 in the parking lot. Like, huh? Anyway, this week they held their "giveaway on facebook where if you post a find in the comment section youre entired on a "random drawing" to win early entry on $14 or $.50day. I DID NOT comment to be entered for the giveaway because i wanted to see how the drawing works for future reference since i had NO IDEA about the whole fire lane, thrown dice, number nonsense (which nowhere on their pages it explains how it works or that they do this, not even their Facebook LIVES) Anyway they posted the winner yesterday and the winner was nonother than the same woman who has her own business with these products and is photographed every single week. Like does she work for these people? Im confused. I just dont understand how its fair to other people who entered the drawing when the regulars already have essentially early entry every week. I made a comment on the winning post "Not yall playing favorites" and that ruffled feathers among this regular woman and what a coincidence that WYBC's employee older woman with the white hair, directly commented onto the post calling me a "hater" because i didnt win? I clocked lil mama quick "Bestie dont you work there?" Like idk but it just looks weird, it looks sus and that got the page admin to BLOCK ME from the whole WYBC Facebook page. So what exactly was the reason they blocked me unless what i was saying was either true or it made someone feel some type of way. Maybe explain how this location does things? Explain how $14 ENTRY works. Have an item/cart limit to all customers in order to give NONREGULARS an opportunity to get something good. Having variety of people with good finds would bring more business and wont make people feel discouraged and won't make the business look so BIAS. An opportunity to improve cause of feedback would have been a more professional response but instead i was blocked for something so silly. You might want to visit another location if you want to find a gift for a loved one or you can pay 3x more of the item to a regular in their parking lot. Crazy. read more

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We got stopped at the door on our first attempt to visit the store. My partner's handbag was supposedly too large for their liking. She was rudely told to leave. It wasn't even big. We chose to return a day later and give it another try. We were careful not to bring anything with us. We viewed all of their posted signs to make sure we didn't violate one of their many rules. As protective as the jerk at the door was of their precious merchandise I expected nicer things than what I saw in those bins. It was difficult to maneuver around the bins. The store has banned stollers but shopping carts blocked the aisles. I did see a few nice things mixed in the lot. It was $10 dollar day but many of the items that I wanted weren't worth $10. It almost felt like a competation among the scroungers to find a deal hidden in the pile "stuff." I found it to be stressful. I will look for a good deal elsewhere. The employees need to be appreciative of their customers. A little respect and kindness goes a long ways. read more

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I really enjoyed my time there. I can't wait to go back. Sorry there were so many bad reviews. I wanted a new case for my phone. I found one and several other things. read more

Where Ya Bin - This is the sign outside the door. - Discount Store Near Me - Concord, North Carolina

Do NOT go if you are a mother. This place was INSANELY rude to me and my mother. We had my baby with us (who is in a car seat!) And we were unable to use a stroller in this "store". Before you scroll on, read for further details: I have a daughter who is less than 1 year and still in a car seat while shopping, we understand the sign that says no strollers HOWEVER, it is unsafe to put a car seat in a shopping cart, so we brought our stroller in. No one said anything to us and we began shopping. We had already started finding numerous things and we're beginning to have our hands full. I happened to notice one guy following us around the store, an employee, who kept an eye on anything we touched or handled. Now, when our hands are full with product, my mother put one item in the bottom of the stroller (because what is the difference between an open stroller and a shopping cart) and the guy immediately jumped at us "and that's why we don't allow strollers), accusing us of stealing. First off, you've been watching us the whole time. Second, you can see the item in the stroller as well as our full hands! After he jumped all over us, a female employee snapped at us to take the stroller out now and it's not allowed. Let me point out, she was standing right beside the guy who had just accused us of shoplifting. I will not be returning and I will be spreading the word that this "business " will assume everyone is shoplifting and a thief as they don't even allow bags. As a normal human I am infuriated of being accused of stealing and as a mother, I'm offended that I cannot have my diaper bag with me and my child, OR my stroller. This place is NOT family friendly. Also, these 'set' prices are bogus, you can't see in half the boxes and aren't allowed to open them. You can't tell what anything is, half the items are broken and it's a set price for all. Many of the items we came across aren't even worth some of the beginning day pricing. It's all a sham. Be prepared to want to take a shower immediately after, imagine digging through a warehouse trash can. read more

Love this place, best buys ever, best staff you can ask for, makes a difference in what you can afford.

After an appointment today, my daughter with disabilities and I were going to stop at the Where Ya Bin - Concord, NC store for $1.00 day. I wasn't planning on being long so instead of getting out her big wheelchair stroller I just put her in my smaller Britax jogging stroller that we use for quicker trips and smaller places. As we walked up from the parking lot towards the door, a lady that worked in the store stopped me and said excuse me, ma'am strollers are not allowed. I said OK, I did not know that I'll go back and get her wheelchair, but it essentially it's just a bigger stroller. She said let me call the manager out. So then JT, the manager, came out and told me no strollers were allowed. I explain to him that she couldn't sit up in a regular shopping buggy that he had pointed to for us to use. He then looked at me and said, "looks like she's sitting up just fine to me"! At that point my blood began to boil and I tried to explain that she was sitting up just fine in that stroller because of the way it was reclined! He slammed his hand against the window to show me the no stroller sign and turned around to walk off. I asked, was there a manager or owner or anyone over him available for me to speak to?? He said no, but the owners name is Jason and he will tell you the same thing because it is our policy. I said it's your policy to discriminate against people with disabilities?? He just walked off. The lady tried to say it was because of safety, because if something fell off one of the bins and hit a child in a stroller, they could get hurt. The same thing can happen to a child/adult in a wheelchair. I'm sure their reasoning is to keep people from stealing. Funny thing is they have a big rainbow sticker with the handprints in all different shades on the front glass that says "everyone is welcome". Clearly they don't mean everyone!! The lady that worked there was very nice and looked at me and mouth the words "I'm sorry" as her manager stood there being a complete jerk. So, this is my warning to think twice before you spend your hard earned money somewhere that's not really an inclusive business at all. And just a little education for others that may not realize sometimes you can't necessarily "see" all that a persons disability entails. #disabilityinclusion #specialneeds #wheelchairaccessible #stxbp1 read more

Think twice about shopping here! This store is not family friendly. The employees are aggressive and rude and will yell at customers instead of explaining their policies. read more

Really fun to look around. The ladies up front are friendly. Follow the rules, have manners, and you'll have a blast. I have found some great deals on different price days. Lose one star for sometimes having expired food. read more

The stuff I bought was used. The Waterpick had tooth paste and paint on it. Plus it was missing attachment. Vanity makeup mirror was broken and Led light strips were cut and rolled back up not even totalling the right amount of footage. So I would definitely have the package open before you spend the money. read more

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We were sold a pallet of electric vehicles for kids. Only one of the 5 worked and most had broken or damaged parts inside the boxes. We also bought an Instapot which was never opened and it did not work. They would not return our money. read more