Salinas Liquidations — Local services in Salinas

This place is fun to look through. We have gotten many "amazing deals" there, and the guys who run it are very nice. Why I don't give 5 stars is because of the public, who don't follow the rules and disrespect the merchandise, store, and other shoppers, by getting into boxes, stealing, or even just not having the courtesy of repacking items so pieces don't get lost and/or broken. It's not good when you think you've come across something great, only to find its pieces are missing and probably strewn across all the tables in the store. I wish the rules would be better enforced. The have no problem opening a box for you, to see and decide if you want to purchase. If not, it can be taped shut and even a brief description written on the carton for the next person. It's discouraging and boring when just a couple days in, there are so many meaningless empty boxes, pieces, and parts to sort through. You may find a useful object on Saturday (the highest price day) and have to decide if it's worth paying for then, or risk coming back another day (like Friday, the lowest price day) and hope it's...

It's a good idea if your able to get a good price on the items. Not sure it seems to be different rules when they want to change them is my personal experience that is one day you will be told one price and then that same day a week later your told another price when it's supposed to be a set price for a specific day of the week is the way I was explained when I first went there but it keeps changing it depends on the guy working at that time I think there is like three different guys that run it on certain days and there are two guys that are very rude and disrespectful and will give you a extremely high price but there is this one other guy that is pretty laid back and seems to try to work with you on prices and does not just try to get you for everything you own. For some item that is worth 10 bucks yet they sell it to your for 60 or 80 that's what happens akot of the time here so be careful and just try to do your research and know what your looking for or what the normal retail price goes for and what it goes for on Amazon or pakves like that so you know if your getting...

The rule I was told, everything in the floor is for sale. If not in the bins it’s a different price. The back is restricted. I was happy to find a cricut maker 2, under one of the bins. but was outraged when the cashier told me that “it was not for sale”. Asking to speak to the owner she claimed to be the owner, not believing the answer. I went and found the actual owner, where he told me “everything in the floor is different price” and could ring me up. however when going to the front with the owner the cashier told him that she was keeping it. Dismissing me after by saying not for sale.If that was the case then I don’t understand how it was left in the the open, up for anyone to grab. Come to find out when speaking to one of the workers, the cashier is the owner girlfriend. It’s ridiculous that their reason was “we found it in the bins and decided to keep it, or one of the other employees must have taken it out”. If that is the case, that falls onto the store not myself since it was their mistake. Before opening, they should do a scan of what in the floor before...