I got crocs for $6 and they're basically brand new! So many affordable, superrrr cheap good quality…read moreitems (they thoroughly check donations). I've seen posts where people say it's overpriced junk.....1) it's a thrift store so yeah all of this was someone's junk at some point - 2) I've thrifted a LOT and these prices are even cheaper than most garage sales I've been to. Yeah the boutique side might be pricier but most every other department has the cheapest prices I've ever seen. Fully staffed by volunteers and they're very kind and patient.

One of my favorite Thrift stores. Prices are incredible. The volunteers who work there are…read morefriendly and fun. The proceeds go to charity.

I know the Walmart store, but I seldom shop there…read more During this World Cup, there are many social media clips showing the surprises of the USA, from the eyes of foreigners. One such post says, "Walmart is like a museum"-didn't specify what kind of museum. Sarcastic, probably, but passing by it today, I went in, it requires no admission -:) Seriously, I use its delivery service several times a week, sometimes twice a day, and I've been a happy customer for a few years and will continue using it. And seriously, their dividend is very good. Huge, orderly, clean, helpful staff. All is good, except for the strawberries: they change suppliers often; some are excellent, and some are so-so.

I recently went to the Walmart in Wimauma to purchase ink cartridges for my Hewlett Packer printer…read more When I found out the price of a black and color ink cartridge, I realized why they are kept in a locked cabinet. They seem to make up for the reasonable printer price by extorting you on the price of ink. As I was ready to purchase both items, a customer advised me that third party ink was 30 to 70 % cheaper and did the same job as HP ink. We asked the clerk at Walmart to show us cheaper but compatible ink for the HP printer and the customer and I ended up buying the lower price ink that was more than 50% cheaper. As I installed both cartridges on my printer, a warning light indicated the printer had detected non HP cartridges and no printing could be done. With opened cartridges and receipt I returned to Walmart and a new clerk offered my refund indicating that many customers were locked out of their printer due to a HP software update installed via WiFi on most HP printers. I used his tech savvy to purchase a laser printer which will last for years. My compliments to Walmart that made the refund and my goodbye to HP. I am sure I am not the first, nor will I be the last to post my frustrations with the Hewlett Packer ink scam. The "Penny wise and pound foolish" move by HP has made their competitors happy as the see their sales increase.

Marshall's always have some interesting snacks. They have a large variety. The shelves are usually…read moredisorganized but it is not a big issue. The value is also pretty good because most of the products have discounts.

I ran into the manager Sophie and I over heard her talking to one of her employees. I must say she…read morewas being very rude and nasty towards the employee i felt bad for that girl and that behavior is not acceptable, it seems like she was on a power trip .The store was also messy and disorganized for such a small store I would not recommend shopping here .

My resent visit at the target wasn't so pleasant. I was trying to get some grocery shopping done,…read morebut a lot of their fruits and veggies seem so out of date. I felt like I was searching forever for strawberries and Romain lettuce that didn't have brown or molding. The rest of my shopping was fine. The store is definitely going through some changes switching out of the winter seasons. The store is mostly organized It's definitely one of my favorite stores to shop at, but I wish they would take care of their produce section a little more.

This target is by far the most efficient and best one I've ever been to. Drive up orders are super…read morefast and easy and every retailer should follow Target's code of business because they are really that efficient. I love going here because it's always clean and staff are pleasant. We always get what we need and their brand is amazing, sometimes better than the name brand! I love Target and love going to this one! They have so much styles and varieties of things that you'll have a hard time choosing. Value is typical amongst the other retailers but still good. I'll always shop here!

I'm usually pleasantly surprised when I go here...always finding something unique that's reasonably…read morepriced. It is definitely a hidden gem. I really like shopping there whether it's for myself for my family members.

I work in agriculture. After a long day of picking watermelon in the hot sun and getting home to…read morecare for my two month old I decided to go looking for a better hat . I tired on a few hats and hung them on the try on rack . While I tried on hats an employee gave me harsh stares and I decided to choose one a leave . As I was in the front trying to cash out the same employee an old lady with red hair screamed at me "why did you leave the hats there " and was upset I placed them on the try on rack. She started harassing me while my newborn baby was with me she was screaming at me calling me names . She clearly doesn't like her job because she started ranting off all types of stuff , which could easily be solved by not working there. She thinks it's hard to work retail . What's hard is carrying watermelon all day then getting home to your baby and simply trying to buy a hat and getting harassed by an employee who should be there to make shopping easier not harder. Terrible employee if you don't like your job and the stuff it requires you to do then just quit.

I would give them zero stars if I could. The jeweler ran me back and forth like a messenger boy,…read moretrickling out his requirements one at a time instead of being upfront. I visited twice to have the loose stones set. Neither time did he mention needing grading certificates. On my second visit, he sent me all the way home to fetch my chains so he could measure the hardware for the bails. I pointed out that custom bails usually follow standard conventions to accommodate normal clasps, but he insisted. When I finally returned with the necklaces, he threw a brand-new curveball: he now demanded to see the stones' certificates. When I asked why he didn't mention this before sending me home, his only response was a dismissive, "I just need to see them." I asked what would happen if these were inherited or estate stones without paperwork, and he flatly said, "Sorry, I can't help you." If a jeweler is worried about stone breakage under pressure, evaluating the gem's integrity is supposed to be their job and expertise. To spring a rigid paperwork policy on a client after making them run errands is completely unprofessional. a nasty bully who is a total waste of time.

I just would like to say Boggs did a great job dipping my engagement ring & wedding band in…read morerhodium. I was told 1 week it was done in less than that. They called to say it was ready. A nice young lady bead there when I picked it up, very friendly. The price was very fair .

Workers are rude, place is a mess,boxes and stock are all over the floor, trip hazards, and…read more There are items that are more than what they are advertising.

Stopped to buy birthday cards and was in a hurry. Checked online to see store hours to make sure…read morethey were open as it was about 8:00 AM. Arrived at 8:07 to find 3 other people waiting outside for the store to open. Rapped on the door to get someone to open and no one came. Would love to rate the inside of the store but couldn't get in during what was supposed to be regular business hours.