Hasco Wholesale

on the return policy…
I bought an electric fan (open item) for $ 29.95, I check it first to make sure it’s working properly & it was fine on everything but after 2-​weeks the fan died on me,
so I try to just exchange for the same item (have the receipt) but they said they cannot do the exchange bec. It’s only 7-​days return policy… what?! 7-​days only, I will understand if at least 30-​days or more, right?
so $ 29.95 down the drain & ended up keeping a dead & broken fan.
I should have gone to Big Lots or Walmart, at least they have a better return policy.
Thanks alot Hasco wholesale for a return policy.

This wholesale place is ok, everything is pretty unorganized and kind of dirty. My opinion is that some of the items are still places a tad overpriced. I would recommend thoroughly examining whatever you’re going to buy before purchasing.

I am giving 4 stars based on my first shopping trip here. I only bought some food items (Amy’s brand vegan soup for $ 1.29!) and household items like soap. I was impressed with the food and household section because there seemed to be a lot of great deals. They also had stacks of Kirkland brand yoga pants and sweaters for $ 9. I will need a new vacuum for my new apartment, but I’m a little nervous about buying one here. The prices are great, but if something breaks, you’ll have to deal directly with the manufacturer instead of just taking it back to a store. We’ll see though. If you need pots and pans, trash cans, cleaning supplies, or bedding, maybe check here first and save some money.

This is an amazing place to buy everything you can think of? The staff is very helpful and they can help you when ever help is needed.
They have everything Costco has but in much cheaper prices. I recommended to come here for everything u need

GREAT (for what it is).
I would only recommend buying things here that are not going to expire, or having no moving parts that may break later on. DON’T buy electronics here. They basically have no warranty and no refunds. I’d rather buy stuff like that at Costco where you can exchange no questions asked, for up to 2 years. WHICH MEANS THAT MAY BE WHAT YOU ARE BUYING — something that was returned after a year and a half of use, and now has no warranty. FUCK THAT.
Bought some great car soap here for 5 bucks a gallon — same brand goes for 20 bucks half a gallon at Walmart. Bought shelves for $ 30 bucks that cost 80 bucks at Home Depot. I kinda stick to stuff like that.
Make sure you Google the items first to see approximate value. Some of the items were priced great, but other were basically the same price.
This place is very much impulse buy /​move on a great random deal tho.

Prices are so-​so, not the cheapest in town, but worth calling for prices on stuff that may not be available at other places. There’s places with better prices.

1^st impression is that there are good bargains here. They have food stuff, housewares, make-​up, pet food, furniture, electronics and clothing, and lots more. Most seem to damaged packing from Costco. I found some decent bargains on everyday items you use around the kitchen. Some items seems to be a buck or less expensive than Costco. It is worth the time it takes to browse, IF you like hunting for bargains. No air, so go early if you can’t tolerate heat.

Good place to browse for things that you may need around the house. If you’re lucky you may come across a good deal. Such as a vanity for your bathroom, Bar stools. Your typical discount store. Inspects the merchandise before you buy. I bought hand soap and liquid detergent, since I was there, why not pick some up? Big mistake. I think it’s watered down. It didn’t foam up. Left my hands feeling slimy eewww. Ok place for things that you won’t have to take home to find out if it works or not. As I hate returning things and they only give you so many days to do so.

I bought a Ninja Blender for about $ 40 cheaper than Costco but after thinking about it… I rather buy electronics & appliances at Costco due to the fact that I have 2 years to return ANYTHING for ANY REASON. Here you only have 7 days. Ninja is all plastic so I doubt it will last long. I will however continue shopping here for PJ’s, socks, bulbs, shampoo, Downey and a few other things. It’s still fun to look around here.

Mostly overstock or returns from Costco at a discount and sometimes a very good discount. Great deals on furniture, clothes and household goods. Be smart when shopping here and compare prices and you can often get a great bargain.

Be careful buying here. Employees open the boxes and take a few items for themselves. I have bought chips, granola bars thinking I get what the box says and of course I am always short. They employees open the boxes and eat what they can or sell them individually, to make more money. SO I DON’T BUY HERE ANYMORE. I used to count the items on the counter and they gave me credit for what was missing. I would confront the clerk and they would make me wait for long time, they played dumb. I knew what they were doing. With liquid items that are open like fabric softener, dish washing gel etc, I would not doubt that they add water to the product. Employees gather around in the back joking among themselves and putting the merchandise back in the best condition to sell. They are very shaddy and their prices have gotten very expensive. They are too greedy. I do better shopping at Ralphs, Vons when the items are on sale. BE WEARY OF WHAT LOOKS FUNNY.
YOU ARE LOOSING MONEY SHOPPING HERE.

BAIT AND SWITCH! Hasco listed this item:
A new turkey fryer for $ 79. My husband called and they had it in stock. So he drove over to Ontario, to find out that they didn’t have it, but they did have three for $ 20 MORE that were scratched and had been used. BAD BUSINESS, HASCO!!! Be warned!!! I wouldn’t even have given it one star if it wasn’t required. Don’t waste your time…

I finally was able to check out this place after reading about it on Unilocal.The Unilocal reviews certainly intrigued me. Like previous reviewers have stated they sell essentially left over items and rejects from other stores. Merchandise changes so you may not see the same item the next month. Prices appear to be cheap but I didn’t really price compare. I have to admit that I’m a little scared to buy certain items here like the Brita water filers and their 5 hour energy drinks. Why would you want to buy rejected stuff that you are going to place on your body?! Anyways, if you are in the area, this is a good place to check out.

This is the kind of joint you drop by on a whim, with no particular item to purchase in mind because this is a revolving door type of place, so to speak. So, if you find something worth purchasing, get it. It probably wont be there once you’ve slept on it. With that said, i suggest you carry it with you while you think it through as you peruse the rest of the isles. You snooze you lose and one man’s second guess, is another’s score! Personally, I wouldnt buy big box items here. I like the security of a warranty behind my major appliance. Thats not to say there aren’t any good items or knock out deals. There are! A majority of the electronics for example, were brand-​new and still in their originally unopened packaging. But i’m here for the smaller ware.
Note: great store to snag cleaning products. My find one trip; swifter wet refills of 20+ for $ 7– over half off retail. Yes, my cleaning supply-​find rant was worth raving about!
On another note: Having a shindig? They alway seem to have peligrino on stock. A case with throw you back $ 10. Mere pennies and cents on sparkling water.
Shoppers, be aware of their no-​return policy.

They use to be a steal, but now the prices are so close to Costco I can go in there and buy the same thing. And now that Remart is gone there is no more competition.

We purchased a $ 499 bunk bed set for a our kids that Hasco had listed on Craigslist. The listing said (exact word for word) that the bed was: «*BRAND NEW-​COMPLETE IN ORIGINAL OPEN BOX*». While in the store, my husband asked the sales associate if there was ANYTHING wrong with the bed and he claimed that «all the boxes were opened and checked for damages.
We purchased the bed on his word, and had to make two trips to the store to get it home. After the first trip we opened the first box and discovered that a large piece of the bed was broken. My husband went back to the store to let them know and they offered to give us a $ 20 discount for the cost to repair the piece. I picked up the rest of the bed. When we got home and opened that box, there was another damaged piece. I just figured I was going to have to repair this one as well. They do have a 7 day Exchange Policy, but this was the only bed. Nothing to exchange for.
Today I looked at craigslist again and low and behold, they had the exact listing AGAIN for the same bed. My husband called first to see if they had the bed in stock and they said yes. When he asked to exchange the bed or at least the parts, they refused. It went from, «i’ll gve you another $ 20 off, to I’ll give you a refund for store credit, to they don’t have the bed anymore, to the same parts might be damaged»
I know this is a liquidation center and some of the stuff they get is going to be damaged, but we made the mistake of taking someone for their word that all the parts are checked.
If you are looking for smaller priced items, this place might have some good deals. I would avoid larger ticket items where they only have one in stock. And check things out thoroughly.
I really wanted to like this place.
«Caveat Emptor» (Buyer Beware)

I came here on Monday after reading some reviews about this place. After browsing around, I left without buying anything but vowed to bring my parents here when they visited me this weekend. True to my word, we came Saturday afternoon and bought hundreds of dollars worth of old Costco merchandise at probably 50% off. Let’s just say that two seats folded down and a Prius stuffed to capacity, we left knowing we would return as soon as our checking accounts recover. Five stars, friendly staff, and all the savings… enough said.

As the other comments said, the place is like a Costco, Great things, i needed up spending a few hours there, so many things to look at and choose from.
I endded up buying a Flat screen TV and other little electronics for a great deal.
The prices are amazing. I would recomend people to go check it out and see what they got to offer, you might be surprised on what you find.

After reading the previous Unilocaler’s review I felt the need to check this place out. It is a warehouse, it is bare bones, and it is awesome. Costco merchandise that been returned, dented boxes, and clothes that they no longer carry all at cheap prices. But, here’s the catch, you gotta dig for your clothes. Don’t get me wrong I love these types of stores ! I’ll dig through piles of brand name clothes to find what I want. Which is exactly what I did. If you’re the type that hates overstocked warehouse type stores this is not your place. But, if you’re like me, then sort away! The only thing I think I would shy away from is the perishable food items. They have plenty of canned/​nonperishables. It’s a great place but don’t cancel your costco/​sams membership quite yet.

Hasco seems to be a liquidator for Costco. They resell returned merchandise, overstocked items, items with boxes that have been scratched or torn, and mix-​n-​match items that are sold by the pallet by Costco. They then break apart the pallets and sell the individual items at DIRT CHEAP prices. All of the items are sold at Costco, but you are able to buy them here at cheaper than Costco prices, with no membership fee. It’s really easy to find, just a block north of the 60 freeway off of Vineyard on the left side of the street. It’s right across the street from a large Kaiser building. There is a furniture liquidator right next door, you really can’t miss it. Bring a large truck or van. You will need it to haul away all the goodies that you’ll find there. It is a HUGE warehouse, but don’t expect fancy lighting, heating or AC… it’s a bare-​bones operation, so go in, grab your stuff, and leave happy. They take Visa and MasterCard. If you go in the winter, dress warmly, because it’s freaking cold in Ontario. Oh, and Ontario smells like cows.