Visit 1 x month, have found many excellent fines, both for home and clothing for work. Very…read moreimpressed with the store and associates.

I've been in the store recently and have noticed employees shopping, telling other employees what…read morethey are shopping for, having items put aside for them. Some of the staff are rude, push by you before saying excuse me. Having conversations on the phone while on the floor. The main thing I noticed was around Christmas there was items coming out to be bought that was not on the floor but rather from the back. Back with the other owner I remember seeing employees hiding merchandise and getting them when they get off their shift, I thought with the new owners things would be different.

I've shopped here numerous times and this store is organized well enough to end up buying something…read moreevery time.

My most prominent observation was the fact that the majority of the store (minus the furniture…read moresection) was impressively organized. The shoes are colour-grouped, which is surprisingly nice. The kitchenware and houseware section was a little lacking in stock, but there was plenty else to sift through. Tons of ladies skinny jeans, a lot of name brand shoes, a crapload of vinyl (I doubt anything super cool, but who knows), so on and so on. They have everything you would expect from a Goodwill. The one thing I'd change would be the prices. They're a little high for a second-hand shop if you ask me, and pricier than other Goodwills.

Uptown Cheapskate... My experience with Uptown Cheapskate in…read moreWhite Marsh was horrible. My first time there was on Friday, 5/23/25. When I walked into the store, I was not greeted at all by the staff. I stood at the register for maybe a minute or two before a young man greeted me. He asked if I signed in on the little computer and I told him it was my first time here. He told me to enter my phone # and asked me how many bags I had. I told him I had 1 bag and a bundle of shoes in boxes. He then told me they would appraise my stuff which will take about 2 hours and then they can text me to let me know that stuff has been appraised. He or anyone else never explained to me how this whole process works. I went in blind and I was blindsided. When I went back, there was a young girl there who checked me out and her name was Tanya. She said they only accepted 7 items of mine and they were giving me $53 in cash and $66 in store credit. She handed me a slip and asked me to sign and mark off how I would I like to be paid. I checked off the cash amount and signed. Tanya never informed me that once I sign, I cannot change my mind. I then asked her how would I know what they paid me for each item? She went through the stuff they bought and told me the price they were paying. I had 2 Michael Kors purses that they bought and one of them they paid me $39.99 but I was to only get $13 for it. So I was to only get 1/3 of the price. WTF! I looked at Tanya like she was crazy. I stated what items I would like back and she proceeded to tell me there were NO REFUNDS since I cashed out and there was nothing she could do. I took the stuff they did not buy and went out to my vehicle. I was so upset at this point that I had to walk out. After sitting in my car for a while and calming down, I walked back in the store and asked to speak to the manager. Tanya pointed to the manager...Laura. As I spoke with Laura, she reiterated the same thing that Tanya had told me earlier regarding the NO REFUND policy and NO RETURN for Items they bought. I explained to Laura that the process and policy was not told me BEFORE I signed the receipt. Laura apologized and said there was nothing she could do. I just broke down crying at this point. I was so upset that I could not continue to talk to Laura. She was so surprised and I know that she felt bad. She gently touched my shoulder and told me to wait a moment and she would see what she could do. She got on the phone and began doing her magic for me. She asked me what one item I would like back and I told her the black Michael Kors purse. I gave her the difference in money back and was refunded my purse. I thanked Laura and gave her a hug. Laura was FABULOUS! As for the company itself it may be great in some ways as in offering to buy gently used name brand items at a good price BUT they do not compensate well for new or gently used brand name purses and shoes. I would rather donate my items to someone in need! I felt their prices, for consignment clothing, shoes and purses were very high. They buy your items for next to nothing and they resell them for a higher price. I will not return as a vendor or a customer. What a joke. Save your time and donate your clothes to somebody that needs them. This store is worthless. I will stick to my Buy/Sell/Trade sites on FB Marketplace and Amazon...it might take a little longer but it's worth it. Unless you just want to get rid of your stuff and you don't care what you are paid for it, then this place is for you! D-

I like the place and I'm glad they opened a store at this location. I also like the idea of being…read moreable to sell your clothes to them. The employees are friendly. But - the prices!? Seriously? Who sets the prices at this store? Shoes and purses for example are very expensive. I thought this was second hand? I can go to TJ Maxx or Marshall's and get a brand new purse for what you all charge for a used thrifted purse.

I was at this location for an engagement party. Supporting family is always a must. Had an…read moreoverall good time. But this place has multiple personalities. For my eyes it was too much, part thrift store, part banquet hall, part child care learning center. You have to walk though the thrift store to locate the restroom. The hall have table and chairs but are surrounded by sofas and end tables. I think its trying to be every thing for the community. Some things can not be a one stop shop. One it do a better lay out is needed. Not sure the cost to rent the space as I was a guest.

From the owner: DebtLESS Community Foundation Inc. operates a flea market and thrift store. We do accept donations…read morefor the thrift store, but we also buy inventory for higher end clothing and merchandise. While we promote frugality and fiscal responsibility we would like our community members to experience a high quality lifestyle. Get great deals every day.. Business & Entrepreneurial Development Our Business Development Center engages in economic and social research in assist in building local sustainable economies across the nation. Our business incubation, managerial program will help assist both displaced workers and ambitious entrepreneurs in catalyzing generations of prosperity to come. Debtless Internet Cafe DebtLESS Internet Cafe and Book Store is our home for our books, magazines and wifi internet for our customers of our cafe. We would like to make your stay at DebtLESS Community is beautiful and relaxing as possible. DebtLESS has traditional and exclusive kinds of coffees, teas and other beverages. We have great prices and great choices. It should also be known that part of our inventory comes from premium Native American coffee that supports several indigenous tribes flourish as entrepreneurs. Enjoy your beverage while supporting the growth of an in need but ambitious community. While we will have the traditional pastries and donuts, we will have a gluten free vendor and healthy snacks to help support that mission of a healthier community...

My first experience at a Goodwill Outlet. Once I got the lay of the land, I was able to pick up a…read morefew clothing items and household goods for a steal. I will be back!

Large open space, pleasant staff, zero selection. I expected the only Goodwill Outlet in MD to…read morehave a much higher volume of items and was very disappointed. Not worth the drive unless you are very local.

Even though this review is being posted during Covid, it's an overall review based upon all visits…read moreover the last two years. Overall, this place has a great selection, but mostly really high prices for a thrift store. The good: This place is well stocked and organized. The employees are generally friendly and helpful. The parking lot is huge. Donations can be dropped off in the rear of the store. The bad: The pricing-- Restore seems to try and charge retail price for each item regardless of condition. Restore will not "haggle" even if the item is damaged. This place would easily earn 4 or even 5 stars, but the pricing feels way out of line for their mission of building community and offering "prices well below retail". On a recent visit, there was a $10 Ikea chair tagged for $25 and several Walmart items with $1.00 tags still on them priced for 5 times as much.

Employees were very nice and helpful also.. I found out they had two levels first and second…read morefloor.. and a very nice selection of furniture and other household items along with some used tools in construction supplies of different sorts