Erin P.
1/30/2025
If you're into the thrill of a good bargain, this place is a must-visit. It's not your typical store. Think less browsing and more digging through bins to find hidden gems. You won't go in knowing...
Falling Prices
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1005 E Pescadero Ave Ste 127
Tracy, CA 95304
Falling Prices is a unique retail store that offers a one-of-a-kind shopping experience in Tracy, CA. With a constantly changing inventory, every item in the store is priced the same and the price falls every day until everything is sold, allowing customers to determine the price they are willing to pay. Their goal is to move all inventory each week, offering great deals and a fun shopping experience for their customers.
Falling Prices has multiple locations and is known for its affordable prices, making it a great option for those looking to find great deals without breaking the bank. Customers can also download their free app to secure a place in line and get exclusive benefits, or simply visit the store without the need for a line pass. With a commitment to providing a unique and exciting shopping experience, Falling Prices continues to attract customers who enjoy the thrill of finding treasures at discounted prices.
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Meesha S.
8/28/2024
5 stars for the employees! They are so patient kind and welcoming! Everyone else gets a zero! People stampede through these doors like they are on a shopping cart game show. I've gone on all the...
chellz c.
5/18/2023
Came today Thursday, at 3:00 and it was closed. Front doors were chained up. Not sure what's going on but tried calling number on the door but was a busy signal.
Jennie A.
5/24/2022
Okay guys. Here is the most HONEST review of your lifetime. 6 bucks for a pack of bounty paper towels might seem appealing but it is not worth risking your life for. In addition, once you get the...
John S.
4/12/2022
This place is a lot of fun. You get to troll through these large bins of merchandise. The best day to come is Tuesday, even though that's the highest price day at $6. I mean. Come on. Its $6....
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