If you live in Las Vegas, you have probably seen the videos on TikTok: people finding iPads, Dyson vacuums, and pristine coffee makers for $5 or $10.

It looks too good to be true, but in the “Reverse Logistics Capital of the World” (that’s us, Las Vegas), it is a daily reality. Because we are a major shipping hub for the West Coast, millions of dollars in Amazon, Target, and Home Depot returns end up in North Las Vegas warehouses every single month.

The problem? Most people don’t know where to look. They search for “liquidation” and end up at an expensive retail outlet paying 80% of the retail price.

We have mapped the entire valley to answer the #1 question for local resellers and bargain hunters: Where is the best place to buy Amazon returns in Las Vegas?

Here are the top spots ranked by value, “digging experience,” and profit potential.

1. The “Bin Store” Experience (Best for Treasure Hunters)

If you want the thrill of the hunt and the lowest possible price, start here. These stores buy truckloads of “raw” returns, dump them into wooden bins, and lower the price every day until everything is gone.

How it works:

• Friday/Saturday: Restock Day (Highest price, usually $10-$15). This is when you find the iPads and blenders.
• Monday-Wednesday: Price drops to $5, $3, or even $1.
• Thursday: Usually closed to restock.

Top Pick: Bulldog Liquidators Bulldog is a big player in the game for a reason. They have consistent truckloads and a strict “falling price” structure.

• The Pros: You will absolutely find items worth $50+ if you are willing to dig.
• The Cons: Lines can be long on Friday mornings. Bring gloves!
• Pro Tip: Don’t just look at the boxes on top. The best items are often heavy and slide to the bottom of the bin.
• See all locations on our Las Vegas Bin Store Map – Vegas Liquidation Hub.

Top Pick: Bin Store Liquidation (Bonanza) A local favorite that often has a better “community” vibe than the big chains.

• Best For: Electronics and small gadgets.
• Warning: Always check the “No Open” policy. Some stores kick you out for opening boxes; others encourage it.

2. The “Auction” House (Best for Resellers)

If you hate digging through bins and prefer to browse from your couch, local online auctions are the answer.

The Heavyweight: Nellis Auction You cannot talk about Vegas liquidation without mentioning Nellis. They process thousands of items daily from Amazon, Wayfair, and Home Depot.

• How it works: You bid online (items start low), and if you win, you have to drive to their warehouse to pick it up within 7 days.
• The Danger Zone: “Open Box” vs. “Damaged.” Read the condition notes carefully! A “Damaged” TV might have a shattered screen, while an “Open Box” one is brand new.
• Essential Tool: If you are buying electronics from Nellis, bring a Portable Power Station [grab one here] to the pickup dock so you can plug it in and test it immediately. If it doesn’t work, you can usually return it right there (depending on the policy).

3. The “Pallet” Wholesalers (Best for Business Owners)

Ready to stop buying one item at a time? Buying a full pallet is how you scale.

Vegas Liquidation (North Las Vegas) Located on Walnut Rd, this is a hub for “High Count” pallets.

• What you get: A giant shrink-wrapped cube of Amazon “Coffin Boxes” (mystery boxes) or Home Depot shelf pulls.
• The Math: You might pay $600 for a pallet that has 300 items on it. That breaks down to $2 per item. If you sell them for $10 each, you win.
• Transport: You need a pickup truck. If you don’t have one, you’ll need to rent a U-Haul. Do not try to stuff a pallet into a Honda Civic.
• Browse verified wholesalers on our Pallet & Truckload Wholesalers – Vegas Liquidation Hub page.

4. The “Retail” Liquidation Outlets (Best for Furniture)

Sometimes you just want a couch, and you want to sit on it before you buy it.

Liquidation Center Las Vegas (Rainbow Blvd) Unlike bin stores, items here are priced individually (usually 50% off retail).

• Best For: Mattresses, Sectionals, and assembled furniture.
• Why go here? You don’t have to build it! They often assemble the Wayfair returns so you can see if they are sturdy.

The “Must-Have” Gear for Vegas Liquidation

Whether you are hitting the bins or the pallet yards, do not go unprepared. The pros carry a “Go Bag” to ensure they don’t buy trash.

1. Work Gloves: Cardboard cuts are real, and some returns are dirty. Protect your hands.
2. Tape Measure: Don’t buy a sectional sofa that won’t fit in your living room.
3. Barcode Scanner: If you want to know the real value of an item instantly, use a Bluetooth Scanner [grab one here] connected to your phone. It’s 10x faster than typing into the Amazon app.
4. Heavy Duty Bags: Bin stores rarely give you bags. Bring huge IKEA-style totes to haul your loot.

Summary: Which one is right for you?

• I have $20 and want to have fun: Go to on a Friday.
• I need a new TV or Coffee Maker: Check Nellis Auction.
• I want to start an eBay business: Go to Vegas Liquidation and buy a pallet.

Still lost? We built a map of all of these locations so you can find the one closest to you.