Metro Atlanta pickup

Liquidation pallets and truckloads in Atlanta, GA, with local pickup

Liquidation pallets and truckloads in metro Atlanta are sold here by independent liquidators in timed online auctions: you bid online, pay online, then collect the load at the seller's warehouse dock. Business buyers only. Register once with your resale certificate. Warehouses are pickup points, not stores.

Open lots: 0; metro Atlanta pickup
Next auction night: None yet; most sellers pick Tue & Thu, 7 pm ET
Pickup cities: None yet; docks appear with the next auction

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Business buyers only: resale certificate (Georgia Form ST-5 or your state’s equivalent) required.

Calendar

Upcoming auction nights

Most sellers schedule auctions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 pm Eastern; each auction shows its own times.

No auction with metro Atlanta pickup is scheduled right now. Each seller sets its own schedule, and verified buyers can bid as soon as an auction opens.

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Day trips and truckloads

Driving in from out of town

Road miles and drive time to downtown Atlanta. The docks on this page are in metro Atlanta, so add the last leg from downtown to your seller’s dock, and plan the return trip with a loaded truck.

Starting from	Road miles	Free-flow time	With traffic (+25–50%)
Gainesville, GA	54	1 h 04 min	1 h 20 min – 1 h 35 min
Athens, GA	72	1 h 30 min	1 h 55 min – 2 h 15 min
Macon, GA	84	1 h 37 min	2 h 00 min – 2 h 25 min
Columbus, GA	108	2 h 02 min	2 h 35 min – 3 h 05 min
Chattanooga, TN	118	2 h 14 min	2 h 50 min – 3 h 20 min
Augusta, GA	144	2 h 44 min	3 h 25 min – 4 h 05 min
Birmingham, AL	147	2 h 44 min	3 h 25 min – 4 h 05 min
Greenville, SC	145	2 h 48 min	3 h 30 min – 4 h 10 min

Free-flow means no traffic. Add 25–50% for weekday Atlanta traffic, and more again for a loaded box truck or trailer. Source: OSRM routing, queried Oct 8, 2026.

Out-of-town pickup checklist

On the block

Lots with pickup in metro Atlanta

No lots with metro Atlanta pickup are on the block right now. Most sellers schedule auctions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 pm Eastern; each auction shows its own times.

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After you win

How pickup works

Full pickup rules

1
Win, then pay within 2 business days
Your invoice is due within 2 business days of the close: by card up to $2,500, by bank transfer (ACH) above that. You pay Two Bro Sales, and the seller’s payout is held until you pick up.
2
Get your pickup code
Paying releases the pickup code. Collect inside the auction’s pickup window and during the dock’s pickup hours, both shown on the lot.
3
Show up with the code, a signer and ID
Bring the pickup code and the name of the person signing for the goods; the signer shows a photo ID. A carrier collecting for you brings its bill of lading (BOL) for the seller to sign.
4
Check the load before 48 hours are up
Manifested lots can be claimed within 48 hours of pickup; shortages under 5% of manifest retail aren't claimable, and as-is (unmanifested) lots have no claim window.
5
Your truck, or a carrier you hire
Your own box truck, trailer or freight carrier is welcome. Two Bro Sales doesn’t ship, deliver or broker freight; you book and pay the carrier yourself.

First pickup? Read the step-by-step pickup guide.

What to bring

Pallets vs truckloads

A single pallet fits a pickup with a trailer; multi-pallet lots and truckloads need a box truck or a 53 ft trailer. Counts below are approximate: pallet size, height and stacking change them, so check each lot’s pallet count and dimensions.

Vehicle	Standard pallets (approx.)	Notes
26 ft box truck	about 12	Standard 48 × 40 in pallets, single layer. A straight truck rated at 26,001 lb GVWR or more needs a CDL, so check the rating before you rent. ^[1]^[2]
53 ft dry van	about 26	Standard pallets loaded straight, single layer; a turned (pinwheel) pattern fits a few more. Full liquidation truckloads are sized for this trailer. ^[1]^[3]

Business buyers

Who buys liquidation pallets here

Bin stores are the most natural fit. A bin store sorts customer returns and shelf pulls into price-dropping bins every week, so it needs a steady restock: several pallets or a truckload at a time, ideally manifested so the owner knows how much of the load is worth putting out.

Flea-market and discount sellers buy single pallets they can sort in a weekend. Online resellers look for manifested lots deep in one category they already list. Exporters consolidate full truckloads of one condition into containers.

What they have in common: a resale certificate, a way to move the load and the cash to pay within 2 business days. Invoices up to $2,500 can go on a card; above that, it's bank transfer (ACH).

Opening a store of your own? Start with where bin stores get their inventory, then the full bin store guide.

FAQ

Local pickup questions

Can I pick up with my own box truck or trailer?

Yes. Any vehicle that carries the load safely works, from a pickup with a trailer for a single pallet to a 26 ft box truck for about a dozen. Check the pallet count, dimensions and weight on the lot before you bid, and bring straps. Loading help differs from one warehouse to the next, so read the pickup instructions on the lot or ask the seller before you drive over.

Can my carrier or a driver pick up for me?

Yes. Pay the invoice, then give your driver or carrier the pickup code and the name of the person signing. They show photo ID at the dock, and a carrier brings its bill of lading (BOL) for the seller to sign. Two Bro Sales doesn't book, ship or broker freight; you hire the carrier and agree the price with them.

I'm outside Georgia. Can I buy?

Yes. We accept Georgia Form ST-5 or your state's equivalent (business registration in states without sales tax); ask your tax advisor which document applies to Georgia pickups. Pickup is still at the seller's warehouse in metro Atlanta, by you or by a carrier you hire.

When are auction nights?

Most sellers schedule auctions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 pm Eastern; each auction shows its own times. Lots in one auction close 30 seconds apart, and a bid in the last 2 minutes extends that lot by 2 minutes, so nothing closes on a bid in flight.

Can I walk in and shop at a warehouse?

No. The warehouses listed here are pickup points for paid, winning lots, not stores, and they aren't open to the public. Every lot is sold online, to verified business buyers only. If you're shopping for yourself, look for a local bin store or discount store instead.

For sellers

Liquidator in Georgia? Open a storefront: 2% capped at $500 per lot

No listing, setup or per-bid fees. Run timed auctions under your own name, hand winners a pickup code at your dock, and get paid once they collect. Buyers you invite pay no buyer fee on your lots. Founding sellers pay no seller fee for their first 90 days.

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Page copy updated Oct 9, 2026. Open lots, pickup docks and auction nights are read live on every visit.