MAC.BID Opens Second Location

PITTSBURGH, Pa.,- March 19, 2025: Online retail liquidation company, MAC.BID, announced today the opening of a second warehouse and retail location in San Antonio, Texas. This expansion marks a significant milestone for the Pennsylvania-based company, further growing its presence in the Lone Star State. MAC.BID currently operates more than 24 locations across Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, and Texas.

MAC.BID buys returned and overstocked goods by the truckload from top retailers like Amazon, Target, Walmart, Home Depot, and Wayfair and resells the items individually through their proprietary online auction platform. All products are put up for auction with an opening bid of $1, and are sold to the highest bidder with no reserve price. Winning bidders can expect to save up to 80% off retail while having fun participating in the online auction.

"Since we launched our first Texas location in Schertz a year ago, we've felt the love and support from the community, " said Kellen Campbell, co-founder and president at MAC.BID. "That success has enabled us to open a second location in San Antonio, providing more consumers with the opportunity to save money and stretch their hard-earned dollars further."

San Antonio Locations:

• 4666 U.S. 90 Access Rd, San Antonio, TX 78237 (New)
• 17745 Lookout Rd Suite 400, Schertz, TX 78154

MAC.BID currently employs nearly 1,500 people across more than 2 million square feet of warehouse space. The new San Antonio location adds 50 new jobs to the area, offering opportunities across a variety of roles and specialties.

At the heart of MAC.BID's business is a deep commitment to providing second chances-not just for products but also for people and the communities it serves.

MAC.BID's philosophy of second chances also extends to the spaces it occupies, with auction pickup locations often housed in repurposed big-box stores or aging warehouses, helping to revitalize underutilized commercial areas. The company's commitment to sustainability ensures that many returned and overstocked items, which might otherwise be discarded, find a new home through its marketplace.

In October, MAC.BID announced the company expanded its operations in the Southwest, opening five warehouse and retail locations across Arizona, Colorado and Nevada.